Muscles

• Nicole

• Oct 8, 2004

Giggle, this one gets the happy feeling going! Great work Cheryl!
(Can I make a little comment?)

 

• Eric Rose

• Oct 8, 2004

Go ahead Nicole. Don't be shy, Cheryl can take it.

 

• Nicole

• Oct 8, 2004

Hmmm, ok. The tap to the right of the boy's head just seems a little distracting to me. But I can't talk! I hope you don't mind Cheryl.

 

• Cheryl Jacobs

• Oct 8, 2004

Thanks. Yup, in a perfect world, the faucet wouldn't have been there. With candids, I always, always take the first shot regardless, because this moment really is unrepeatable. After I shot this image, I took a step to the right to eliminate the faucet, but by then the moment was fading, and the bush to camera left became too dominant. I never sacrifice the moment to a technicality. However, had I posed this shot, yes, I definitely would've composed to miss both the bush and the faucet.

Thanks, again.

 

• Nicole

• Oct 8, 2004

Hi Cheryl, point taken and I agree - to catch that decisive moment! Cheers

 

• Mateo

• Oct 8, 2004

Cheryl,
Your pictures are so cool. Thank God you're not wasting your time making perfect negatives.

 

• Art Vandalay

• Oct 8, 2004

Cool shot! You can tell the boy on the left is the boss - he's outmuscling the others. The tap can be removed in Photoshop Call me sometime and I'll tell ya how.

 

• ian_greant

• Oct 9, 2004

Fun shot Cheryl.

I highly doubt that the presence of the tap will matter a single bit to their mother or them (when they get a bit older).

Photoshop?

 

• Cheryl Jacobs

• Oct 9, 2004

No photoshop! Evil Art.

 

• Art Vandalay

• Oct 9, 2004

I prefer to think of myself as mischevious rather than outright evil