Grampa's Girl...

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

Very cute shot Mandy!

4 Oct 2008 6:20am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

There is always so much feelings in your photos mandy...you have the 'touch' girl, no amount of techniques could do what you do in capturing those precious sentiments!

4 Oct 2008 10:26am

Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States

I love the image ... one Georgia will love in later years too. Both profiles are wonderful.

As for your 'branding' - I like this very much; more subtle but still prominent.

4 Oct 2008 12:36pm

dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa

You have a real knack of capturing special expressions - grandpa, however, looks like he's taking a quick nap! I am also struggling with the branding issue - after a lot of thought and experimentation, have decided not to - it just seems to detract from the images when one sees it on image after image. But that's just my personal opinion, and I would really be interested in what you finally decide to do.

4 Oct 2008 1:21pm

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

well I prefer not to watermark, as my son says we have too much electronic writtings these days, so when I print a photo for a gift I love to sign my name on one corner. The main thing is takinga the shots and saving the memmories for the future. This little child will love to see this photo 10 years from now and much latter of cource. GREETINGS

4 Oct 2008 5:10pm

Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

I think Grandpa is just taking in her wonderful baby smells. A precious photo. Your water marking is just for the proofs? Because I certainly wouldn't want one on my final picture. I still want to come to you for my portrait taking, it's just too far away ;D

4 Oct 2008 5:35pm

Illuci from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands

LOL! You could also say: "girl's grampa!" Who is cuddled by who? Grat family picture, will always be a subject of joy.

4 Oct 2008 6:17pm