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Wk 9: portraits posed versus candid
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Wk 9: portraits posed versus candid
This has been my week. I love portraits a lot but I find my best ones are candid. This past week, I visited my brother as he is in a NICU for a severe spinal cord injury. He currently is paralyzed but we don't know how much. After my nieces snuggled with their daddy, I asked my SIL if she had snuggled with him yet and she said no. I encouraged and helped her get in and I took the top photo. While they relaxed and we all chatted, I noticed this tender moment between them and without asking I took the photo. To me, the bottom photo is perfect. It's candid and it's so true of their relationship and who they are.
11/29/2011
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Dee Lee
04-Dec-11
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So moving a precious this moment you have captured during what I am sure is a very emotional time for your family.
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Viv T
30-Nov-11
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Kim I snuck in to see if you've been posting and I love this! The bottom one tells such a story of love. Hope you don't mind me stopping by.
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Julie24
30-Nov-11
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Best wishes to you brother and your family! You captured a truly beautiful moment.
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Maria P
30-Nov-11
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Kim, Sending prayers to your family as you go through this.
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mjacchina
30-Nov-11
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Such a wonderful moment you captured! I see love and faith shining through here.
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Jacquiem
30-Nov-11
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What an emotional photo you have captured. Sending prayers your way for your brother.
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nicksenbachler (kim)
29-Nov-11
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I was very self conscious taking the second photo but I love the way they are resting together and she is holding his hand. He can't move but in this photo I feel like it captures their future, that after rehab (he moved to rehab today- yea!), he will move and be able to hold her hand on his own. The lighting isn't ideal nor perfect but the moment capture is tender and beautiful which I believe is what makes candids so powerful.
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