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Bracken Hill: Cornelius's Sucking Baby Colette

By andreduplessis
Bracken Hill Jan 09: Colette
Continuation of the series..

This one should be viewed large please.

Maggie Simpson's match any day!
Cornelius, her dad, followed me around the estate on my 2nd visit, kindly giving me a historical overview of all the houses, and telling me who lives where.
Meanwhile this little one, who he was cradling, was noisily sucking away with incredible enthusiasm. More like a suck machine at full throttle.
In his quiet way Cornelius acknowledged that she is quite a 'good drinker'.
I feel that this is an understatement, as I am of firm belief that Colette can surely strip the bark off the surrounding pine trees. Easily.

Thanks for visiting, Andre

Tags: Photo journalism Black and white Portraits and people

Voters: AnneWorner, Daisymaye, TyChee and 11 more


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Comments


AnneWorner 15 620 43 United States
11 Feb 2009 1:30AM
Excellent portrait, very "real" as I feel I connect with the child - beautifully sharp with a very good direct look and slightly raised eyebrows - good catchlights in the eyes.
Anne
Daisymaye Plus
14 26 24 Canada
11 Feb 2009 2:02AM
Wonderful portrait of this little adorable bark stripper. Love her wide eyed expression. Like she's saying what's the big deal..you want my picture ....go for it. And by the way who are you? This is just so wonderful!
NevP 17 853 13 Canada
11 Feb 2009 3:43AM
Full of charm, a delightful image.
Buffalo_Tom Plus
16 2.3k 29 Wales
11 Feb 2009 5:35AM
Beautiful portrait and love those big eyes.
Tom.
VIKI 16 18 1 United Kingdom
11 Feb 2009 6:30AM
Fantastic little face!
challicew 15 1 1 South Africa
11 Feb 2009 6:47AM
Love your humerous description, and absolutely love this brilliant portrait!
ToothPilot 15 50 4 United Kingdom
11 Feb 2009 7:31AM
I like the fact that you can see the photographer reflecting in the eyes.
Lovely innocence.
Hendrik
11 Feb 2009 6:47PM
Thank you to everyone that commented. I thought of cropping only her eyes and mouth, however, had to include the peripherals (ears), as it gave a better balance and dimension. Regards, Andre

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