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5/21/06	Carlos Camacho

I love my ragdoll...by Carloskbco

Pacifica, CA

Handmade dolls from El Salvador

Olympus E-300 ,Olympus Zuiko 50mm f/2.0 Digital ED Macro
50mm ISO200 f2.8 1/125sec full exif

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Olympus DSLR Challenge		31-May-2006 05:05
Thanks Juno and Alstair...very nice of you :-) Carlos

Olympus DSLR Challenge		30-May-2006 17:41
Great portrait Carlos. Alistair

Olympus DSLR Challenge		29-May-2006 15:07
Excellent shot Carlos - lovely child too. kind regards jono

Shirley Haden		25-May-2006 22:44
I like the photo for the theme Carlos. Very nicely done. (flick is right about Andrea always outshining anything else in a photo of her) There is nothing a child likes more then a handmade doll even in this world of mass manufacturing.

kodak_challenge		24-May-2006 06:28
The rag doll can't compete with your beautiful daughter's stunning eyes, that draw and rivet the viewer's attention. Flick.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		24-May-2006 00:25
Also, the ragdoll is the main "subject" I think...

Olympus DSLR Challenge		24-May-2006 00:24
Sorry it took so long to answer, Flick...first of all, thanks for your comments, I'm glad you liked it, and in regards to the crop, well, the "studio" is my kitchen, and with the reflector in place, it is a little crammed.

Flick		22-May-2006 15:25
This is a beautiful study, one of the best i've seen from you. the colour is perfect. One thing that jars a little for me is the off side composition, not so much the lack of symmetry (which is fine by me) but the fact that you've cramped the right side of the picture but left too much space the other side. I've noticed it before with your portraits and wonder if it's because you're working in a confined space.