Little guy at the beach...

[PhotoRob]

"Wow, daddy really moves fast when I do this!"

[Mike Buckley]

A remarkable image. Enough said!

(No, not enough said. I can guarantee you that if I had made a shot close to this, I would have used a traditional, vertical composition that would have eliminated all the negative space. The negative space adds so much to this image, effectively telling the story of a small boy and a large ocean.)

[FootLoose]

Great subject, great pose, and I love the perspective.

[Stagecoach]

What's that saying, get down low when shooting children? Great image Robert.

[IzzieK]

How cute...

[Shadowman]

Nice.

[deetheturk]

Nice capture Robert!

[PhotoRob]

A remarkable image. Enough said!

(No, not enough said. I can guarantee you that if I had made a shot close to this, I would have used a traditional, vertical composition that would have eliminated all the negative space. The negative space adds so much to this image, effectively telling the story of a small boy and a large ocean.)

Thanks Mike, really appreciate the feedback! The crop tells the story, so true...

[PhotoRob]

Great subject, great pose, and I love the perspective.

Thanks Greg and greetings from Tampa, Florida! My father spent time in Woomera (military base) back in the 90's, always excited to hear from down under...

[PhotoRob]

What's that saying, get down low when shooting children? Great image Robert.

Thanks Grahame, yes sir, low, low low!

[PhotoRob]

How cute...

Thanks Isabel, he's fun for sure!

[PhotoRob]

Nice.

Hi John, and thanks! Always enjoy your stuff, great to see a familiar face (between avatars?)

[PhotoRob]

Nice capture Robert!

Thanks David, and greetings as well from Tampa, Florida!

[bnnrcn]

Very nice shot

[PhotoRob]

Very nice shot

Thanks for commenting Binnur!

[BJ Denning]

Great shot. I'm guessing this was not the same day as your daughter's picture, i.e. no dramatic sky? Also, the PP is different than your daughters. Any reason why the change from the sepia to B&W?

[PhotoRob]

Great shot. I'm guessing this was not the same day as your daughter's picture, i.e. no dramatic sky? Also, the PP is different than your daughters. Any reason why the change from the sepia to B&W?

Correct Bryan, the shots are on different days (same beach though). Adding sepia has largely the same effect as increasing the temperature and on this one I preferred the bluer, traditional B&W (the heart wants what the heart wants I suppose)...