Light At The End Of The Tunnel by TwoPynts
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I'd like to thank everyone in the forum who gave me input on which version of this image I should post in my gallery. You can visit that thread by clicking HERE. It is hard to make a decision when you are so close to the subject matter. My son Connor loves trains, and my parents have a neighbor who set up an outdoor track. Whenever we visit Grandma and Grandpa, Connor has to visit Mr. Jack to play engineer with his assorted trains. Thomas the Tank Engine Who is Thomas the Tank Engine? Thomas the Tank Engine is the central character in HIT Entertainment's Thomas & Friends. Thomas can be found in toys, books, videos and even a feature film. Millions of children around the world enjoy the magical world of Thomas the Train. That's because Thomas and his friends are more than just trains
Comments (44)
Nice! Your boy looks like a giant looking through that tunnel. KP
Good choice! :-) I followed the thread in the forum, but I couldnt even decide which one was the best... I love his expression - and Thomas is just cool! :-)
i like this version a lot kort... :) well anyway - it's a great shot and i like the way you did hits... the way through the tunnel is a good idea :) lighting and everything looks cool... :) a well done shot...!
Looks like a wonderful train setup, and your son is a great subject. Nice composition.
really a nice variant...
Marvelous image! And what a charming son you have! I love the gentle soft toning and the monochrome balance of this most excellent composition! Well done indeed! V
This is such a wonderful image of a young boy playing and having fun..this is what makes the world go round, wonderful image:):):):):)
such a very sweet photo and your son is really a lovely little boy ! beautiufl image , very well done!
Great and joyful shot, Excellent idea and realisation ! choo choo !
That's a work of genius!!! My salute and compliments to the young engineer and the photographer, too!
After seing all the possibilities in the Forum... I think this one is near to the perfection ! This tender level of colours, with the train like this is really a beautiful work ! Chapeau....
A very original and excellent capture!
Splendid work !
Love the desaturation to a point were it appears to be a hand tinted photograph. Also excellent composition. I too recall my son playing with the Thomas engines. At that time they all were made of metal and still have several in packages. Now they are made out of plastic.
Very good choice! This is classy and playful at the same time. GREAT image! :)
Such a wonderful pic of boys and thier toys..super job
Oh yes! This is the perfect "Peek-a-Boo" shot and a wonderful capture. How lucky, everyone got their toys and all enjoy. Beautiful capture of your son Kort.....Excellent Job. Aloha
A salute to Thomas and the Engineer! toot toot
Kort! You have done it! This IS my favorite! I am speechless...........Brilliant!
LOL!I just said the same thing in my upload.I couldn't make any decisions about mine either!Hmmmm, maybe I should've consulted the forum like you did....Any way,it's wonderful Kortalouche!!!Firstly,your son is adorable.I love his hat!And his expression is priceless.Second,the POV is absolute perfection.A 5-star image.Simply wonderful!-M :)
Ah yes! I love ur final choice! Excellent postwork and shot Kortalouche! Clear, sharp, cute and great POV!!
I liked 'em all in the thread...but when it comes down to it, THIS one evokes a very nostalgic mood/emotional feel! The selective colors really look great! This image is something SPECIAL indeed! Awesome work KORT!
a wonderful and very creative composed shot.excellent done,Kort. * bravo * #:O)
This photo is so cute. Great work.
real cute
OMG!! VOTE!! WHAT A POV!! GEE!!! VOTE! Oh I said that already!!!
really a fun photo and a super handsome young engineeer you have
you already know this is the version i like best... luv the pov... (would've been perfect if nostalgia gets picked) toot toot ;]
Imaginative work here Kort..what a cute shot here of your son...a definate chip off the ole block..What a great keepsake for him, and excellent capture for you~ Aloha~