1st Place A Reflected Daydream by Jim B (MSP) by Canon Image Challenge

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A Reflected Daydream
by Jim B (MSP)


22-JAN-2012	Jim B (MSP)

My granddaughter stayed over last night, so we played around with this idea.

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Canon Image Challenge		02-Feb-2012 02:24
Thanks to all for the very kind comments. As Techo said, this was a great time to spend some time with my grand daughter. She had a lot of fun with it. And yes, she love the final image. And yes, if I were to print this (her choice), I'll clone out the shaving mirror on the shower wall above her head. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		01-Feb-2012 04:30
A nicely executed image. What a fun and clever way to get the kids involved and get some quality time together. She must've been excited to see the final image? :) If I only may suggest... there's a shape above the girl's head (in the none mirror side) that is slightly distracting. An easy clone? -Techo

Canon Image Challenge		29-Jan-2012 21:06
Splendid idea, Jim! I love the result. -Gerald

Daniel Bollag		26-Jan-2012 22:32
That is really fun, Jim: very nice idea, perfectly executed! -- db.

Canon Image Challenge		24-Jan-2012 00:47
i love this technique....so many find it hard to believe one can manipulate an image to such a degree....the image is so believable. a vote-getter in my book! shu

Canon Image Challenge		23-Jan-2012 13:31
Thanks. It is simply a fun photo; though it give me a few other ideas to try next weekend. One of the biggest challenges was setting up the tripod in a relatively small space. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		23-Jan-2012 07:18
the young lass in the mirror is very sweet - i expect the other girl is waiting for her to finish with the comb - a lovely picture, ta

Michael Kilpatrick		23-Jan-2012 07:10
Great idea Jim. The execution is seamless and your model is very photogenic. Regards, MIchael

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