through the door deborah parkin
Once Fleur opened the door she found her brother on the other side and he showed her the way to…...
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through the door deborah parkin
Rany Lutz, about 1 year ago
WOW!!!!! I am speechless…..love the effect of depth….great capture on models…...what a fantastic card this would be.
Jeff Burns, about 1 year ago
Fantastic effect Deborah. Love the capture. Wonderfully done
Dan Cahill, about 1 year ago
Deborah,
I love this also. There is a famous photo journalist who created one very similar to this in the 1940s with his two small children. I believe he is best know for it. I believe his name is Eugene Smith. I will have to get back to you on it. You might want to look at some of his work. Much of yours has some of the same quality in lighting. Love the lighting in the last two pieces.. Beautiful.
Catalin Soare, about 1 year ago
Exquisite work again, very good treatment!
Martin Derksema, about 1 year ago
I can think of a million reasons why I love this picture. So I will be silent.
Dan Cahill, about 1 year ago
Deboroh,
His name is W Eugene Smith. “Walk into Paridise Garden” 1946. He worked for Life Magazine. If you get an opportunity I think you will enjoy his work.
Danny
Susan Grissom, about 1 year ago
beautiffuly enhanced
paul777, about 1 year ago
lovely lighting
NervousNellie, about 1 year ago
Very nice. :)
SpaceCadet34, about 1 year ago
Nice done toning..very nice !!
Halcyon007, about 1 year ago
Your shots just get better and better Deborah – another classic
honey, about 1 year ago
Execcelent!!
claire jones, about 1 year ago
really beautiful…the lighting is amazing.
pintsize, about 1 year ago
Another beauty, amazing
Nicole Goggins, about 1 year ago
this is sooooooo beautiful! would look lovely framed and hanging next to “knock knock”...
alexa70, about 1 year ago
Oh this is Beautiful Deborah, as always your work is just Amazing !!
Antanas, about 1 year ago
Oerfect composition.
Helene Kippert, about 1 year ago
Love the treatment Deb – it does have a magical feel to it!
Sue Wickham, about 1 year ago
...to Nania of course!
Love this one too Deb – be careful though – the kids are going to start charging you soon – then you’ll be in trouble!!
Louise Cooke, about 1 year ago
a kid’s adventure beautifully captured…you’ve got such a knack for this! Feels old-fashioned and beautiful :)
Deborah Parkin, about 1 year ago
morning – thank you all so much for your comments – lovely to wake up to. Debxx
marieancolie, about 1 year ago
OMG!!!!!!!! Deb you do magic day after day .
WitheringMoon, about 1 year ago
WOW Deb, how fabulous is this shot – truly wonderful what talent you posess!! =)
Sorin Reck, about 1 year ago
Fantastic effect
Michael Kienhuis, about 1 year ago
Very nice!
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Antoine Dagobert, about 1 year ago
Another great image Deb..love the fx a lot..Well done!
Torfinn Johann..., about 1 year ago
Excellent work Deb.
micmac, about 1 year ago
so beautiful
Deborah Parkin, about 1 year ago
thank you everyone
Biswajit Pandey, about 1 year ago
Excellent work!!!.
Treecreeper, about 1 year ago
Brilliant use of shadow.
Bridgett Ferguson, about 1 year ago
Beautiful.
It look like they are walking down a path that leads
to a magical place…
I love it! :)
Chris Clark, about 1 year ago
I’m luving your work
Dan Cahill, about 1 year ago
Deborah,
I just noticed your response about W. Eugene Smith. I’m glad you got to see his work. I am sure you hadn’t seen it. I never saw his work until I took a History of Photography class last year. I don’t think his rendision is necessarily better. I just think it is from different perspectives as parents. Your’s has the contemporary look of the kids with there back packs. His was in 1946 when children wore short pants and pinafore dresses. I think what you might find better is the nostalgia of the image. Your’s makes it more tangible and contemporary. Both are brilliant. Great minds and artists think alike no matter the time. By the way, I have seen his work before, and he was who I wrote my emulation paper and tried to base my photographic technique on for an assisgnment in Photography I class. I believe imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Dan Cahill, about 1 year ago
Deborah,
I just noticed your response about W. Eugene Smith. I’m glad you got to see his work. I am sure you hadn’t seen it. I never saw his work until I took a History of Photography class last year. I don’t think his rendision is necessarily better. I just think it is from different perspectives as parents. Your’s has the contemporary look of the kids with there back packs. His was in 1946 when children wore short pants and pinafore dresses. I think what you might find better is the nostalgia of the image. Your’s makes it more tangible and contemporary. Both are brilliant. Great minds and artists think alike no matter the time. By the way, I have seen his work before, and he was who I wrote my emulation paper and tried to base my photographic technique on for an assisgnment in Photography I class. I believe imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Dan Cahill, about 1 year ago
hate when I hit the button too many times.
Joan Smart, about 1 year ago
Love this shot ,”yesterdays”
Angela Stewart, about 1 year ago
Gorgeous…this is the kind of image they’ll adore when they’re bigger. I wonder where they’re going, and what they’re talking about?
sandra56, about 1 year ago
Very unique and beautiful, something about it to me feels a bit whimsical.
Love it
Madison Ellis, 10 months ago
This kind of looks like a scene from “The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe” They seem to be very close! Great picture =)
Kristie King, 6 months ago
AMAZING!!