52 Fridays | Week 19
Posted on May 11, 2012
Hi!! This week I am playing along with 12 other photographers. It’s a 52 week project where we have 52 different themes and each week we focus on one of those different themes to stretch our creativity and keep us actively engaging our love for photography! Every week under my post will be a link to another photographer, and she will link to another photographer, and it’ll keep going until it brings you full circle back here! This week our theme was vintage. Cole has been obsessed with this vintage Coke bottle all week. We gave them out at school on Monday as part of a teacher appreciation gift. It seemed like a great idea to get a photo of him with his treasured bottle. Let’s just say there was a series of catastrophes with our shoot tonight. This is it. Vintage. Today I am linking to Kimberlee Edwards | Cary, NC Photographer.
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And as a recipient of One of the bottles, I must say that they are indeed pretty cool! Love the field and those cute little hands.
Well I cannot imagine what went terribly wrong because this shot is simply adorable. Love the processing, the light and your bokeh. Love Cole’s little grin on his face and the fact that he loves this Coke bottle. Great shot Amy!
This is so perfect. I just love you have been capturing both of them through this project
The comp and dof are fantastic!
Great interpretation Amy. Love the old Coke bottle and the feathery wheat field in behind. nice job
lovely! great idea! the all the elements here, most especially the grin and hands!
I love the vintage “coke” bottle and am amused that your ds is infatuated with something so old! Great choice for this week’s theme and your processing is perfect!
I love the shot, catastrophes and all! Love vintage Coke paraphernalia!
Love this – just beautiful! Perfect warm light, and it looks like a little snippet of a story.
as i am one of the biggest coke fans i know… i love this! but i also love the image for other reasons… love that hint of smile on his face… and the bokeh is delicious! nice work!