An Image of Innocence * 1st Place by Canon DSLR Challenge

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1st Place


19-JUN-2005	Gayle Knowles

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
1/45s f/4.5 at 50.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Guest		22-May-2006 06:42
First I noticed how beautiful the composition was....then I noticed it's you Gayle! very beautiful! Nimnar

Eddie Ling		24-Feb-2006 23:37
What a good idea!

Timothy O'Connor		28-Jun-2005 13:59
I love the way you have matched the beautiful soft shows of the girls with the shadow around the picture frame. I also like how the lighting has highlighted the eyes of the 'toplevel' model. And those girls are so cute, Im going to give my own little ones a cuddle now!

Guest		27-Jun-2005 17:24
Gayle, this is wonderful. Lot of work, but its worth it! -Cat

Canon DSLR Challenge		24-Jun-2005 09:09
I agree with Mikel on the outer frame. Wonderful work though. These type of images never gets old. - MS

Mikel Featherston		23-Jun-2005 00:57
The only thing this image needs, if it can be said to need anything at all, would be a repeat of the frame around the entire image.

Guest		20-Jun-2005 21:10
This is a beautiful piece, Gayle. Beyond the overall concept, I marvel at how delightful and technically fine each of the portraits are. The eyes above the outside frame are brilliant. -Michael

Guest		20-Jun-2005 18:37
how incredibly cute! this is just awesome. i may have to copy the theme sometime myself since i can't seem to come up with anything creative on my own!!!!

Canon DSLR Challenge		20-Jun-2005 03:46
Gayle, this is a beautiful collection of images!! I've followed the thread on "uniqueness" & want to point out that iflute wasn't unique and yet was a wonderful interpretation of the ipod commercials. While this type of thing has been done by others, it is still your take on it that makes it unique. You've done an excellent job here!! -- Jeannie (jburly) P.S. - And yes, I too am inspired to do something similar with my family. Thanks!!

Canon DSLR Challenge		20-Jun-2005 01:30
Gayle, I love it! I've seen this technique done a few times before and every time I marvel at the greatness of it. Your interpretation is one of the best I've seen. Wonderful! I hope to make one of my family some day soon. If you wouldn’t mind sharing any of your technique it would be appreciated. Thanks! -Earl Waud

Gayle Knowles		19-Jun-2005 21:54
Pedro, layer style/inner shadow is how I did the shadow in the frame.

Guest		19-Jun-2005 18:06
A hint on how you did it? I guess you made a PS composite... but the frame's shadow? How did you do that?

Guest		19-Jun-2005 18:04
Gayle....it's amazing!! And so beautiful... very well done!!! If you don't mind, I have to test this with my kids...

Gayle Knowles		19-Jun-2005 11:44
Oh wow, I didn't mean to steal or copy anyones idea :-( This evolved from a totally different idea that I started with. Lee, I still have a broken arm, still in cast up to my elbow.

Guest		19-Jun-2005 11:34
FYI, http://www.pbase.com/cslr_challenge/image/28961197 http://www.pbase.com/image/26384082

ctfchallenge		19-Jun-2005 11:32
Gayle, Arn't you due for another broken arm! 8-) Very cute and very well done!!! theFly

Guest		19-Jun-2005 11:29
What no frame on your image? lol. This is truly great work, Gayle! Markjay

Canon DSLR Challenge		19-Jun-2005 06:47
Dear Gayle: I hate, I hate you, I hate you!....lol. I feel this way because I often see, as here, that you have so much talent and vision that....I hate you, (grin). Gosh this is soooo good. Could you give me a step by step of how you did something like this? I am so impressed. Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		19-Jun-2005 05:05
Very cute Gayle! Shu