Looks can deceive

[Sheriliz]

This is set I worked up yesterday. My grandson is 22 months old and really can't talk much so I truly doubt he is capable of prayer, but I loved the set anyway. He is a serious little man.

[paulq]

Sheriliz you just captured a priceless moment. That is beautiful. And I also like the b/w conversion. It would be beautiful to look at after a couple of years when he is alread a bit older.

[jakethepig]

This is gorgeous set of images Sheriliz and so beautifully presented. Lovely work.

Jake.

[shmelly]

You have set this up so well and presented it with style. Did you pose your grandson in these positions and how did you actually get him to stay there, still?

[Fred flyfisher]

Beautifully done Sheriliz. You captured a memorable moment in it's best form.

[A-O]

lovely.... so lovely...
you've captured a priceless moment... full of emotions...
great job there...

[windrider86]

So very touching. something to treasure for many years to come

[PrimeTime]

That is an awesome candid, sheriliz. You should have that framed.

[lindyannajones]

I wonder if, on a continum, introspection isn't the baby steps of prayer. And maybe photography because it looks like he is taking life in the way photographers do. I love your presentation. BW was a great choice for the photo so adding a gray frame > white frame is right on the money. The brightness of the blue gives you a sense of his boyishness and adds a psychological "lightness" to the sober quality of the main photo. Your pics along the side show his many sides adding an emotional balance to your presentation as well. You must be living right to have taken this photo and the boy in the civil war enactment at the perfect moment. Wow!

[Sheriliz]

QUOTE=paulq;553734]Sheriliz you just captured a priceless moment. That is beautiful. And I also like the b/w conversion. It would be beautiful to look at after a couple of years when he is alread a bit older.[/QUOTE]
Thank you. This is possibly one of the most photographed children on the planet

Originally Posted by jakethepig

This is gorgeous set of images Sheriliz and so beautifully presented. Lovely work.

Jake.

Thanks we are unbelievably proud of this little guy.

Originally Posted by shmelly

You have set this up so well and presented it with style. Did you pose your grandson in these positions and how did you actually get him to stay there, still?

Not really, He likes to play in our bedroom so I just raise the blinds and check the lighting and snap 20 or 30 shots, really REALLY FAST.

Originally Posted by Fred flyfisher

Beautifully done Sheriliz. You captured a memorable moment in it's best form.

Thank you Fred.

Originally Posted by A-O

lovely.... so lovely...
you've captured a priceless moment... full of emotions...
great job there...

Your words are very appreciated. Thank you.

Originally Posted by windrider86

So very touching. something to treasure for many years to come

Thanks, we are so silly over this little guy.

Originally Posted by PrimeTime

That is an awesome candid, sheriliz. You should have that framed.

Thank you...I have mentioned that I need a bigger house so I have more wall space

Originally Posted by lindyannajones

I wonder if, on a continum, introspection isn't the baby steps of prayer. And maybe photography because it looks like he is taking life in the way photographers do. I love your presentation. BW was a great choice for the photo so adding a gray frame > white frame is right on the money. The brightness of the blue gives you a sense of his boyishness and adds a psychological "lightness" to the sober quality of the main photo. Your pics along the side show his many sides adding an emotional balance to your presentation as well. You must be living right to have taken this photo and the boy in the civil war enactment at the perfect moment. Wow!

Thank you Lindy, comming from you, makes these words very special. I was seeking a balance, it's good to know it worked.