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Aboriginal Performer
Published: 2005-02-18 15:28:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 17893; Favourites: 572; Downloads: 148
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A group of aboriginal performers had this little fella with them... he danced with more intensity but significantly less skill than anyone else - and of course was the most entertaining to photographRelated content
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Hah, he's so cute! He'll be a good dancer one day.
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Absolutely stunning and well worth the DA, in fact, it's one of the first DA's in days that I've actually faved, I absolutely love it. Stunning and very emotive portrait!
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Adorable. There's so much in this shot. I'm very glad you took it.
Congrats on the DD.
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xD Im happy to see the Aboriginal culture coming to devart....and DAMN that is a cute kid xD hahaha~ go Aussies xD
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Very nice shot. Cute, sweet, and full of inocense. It makes me smile. Good work, and remercable clothing-painting job on the boy.
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Aw that's adorable! What a fun shot, and nice composition.
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well done! great timing..
soo beautiful, cute, full of joy and happiness.. just like when kids are playing.. :]
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It's the Lord of the Flies!!! No wait, it's just some kid on vacation! lol
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aw its so cute and he looks like he is having so much fun
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That's one of the cutest thing I've ever seen
I'll leave the really technical praise for people who know what they're talking about, but I will say that I like your use of depth of field here to show us exactly what you wanted us to see.
Great job!
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Cute! Love the contrast of subject and background.
nicely capture his facial expression too..nice work 
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Such wonderful expression, you've captured it perfectly. I love it, there's so much innocence and excitement
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Beautiful shot. His face is so full of interest and life.
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Hello! 
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I've included this shot in my World Photography feature here - [link]
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I do Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander studies and I think this photo shows more than what you can learn sitting at a desk!
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You were featured in my Australia Day '08 news article, under the "A wide brown land, meant for me" section.
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This photo has been featured in my journal: [link]
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he's beautiful, let's hope he continues to keep his culture alive
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he's beautiful, let's hope he continues to keep his culture alive
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I had to favourite this again with my other account... it's just that cute!
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I know, isn't he just a darling? That photo makes me smile every day, i have a print hanging in my office
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He sure is. 
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gorgeous photo. wonderful subject. tons of interest. perfect lighting and focus. one thing: how does it look if you crop out the plant coming in to the frame at left?
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Hm, I believe that is one of the other preformers staff. I agree with either cropping it, or showing more of it (if possible), just as a composition feature.
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I wish people would make postcards like this in Australia, instead of topless chicks with a boomerang in one hand and a can of fosters in the other. Or the timeless kangaroo with sunglasses. Very emotive, and very elegantly captured.
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I think the world would benefit overall, yes, but classics are classics.
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where do you get your post cards from? o.O
no matter where i go there are hardly any like that...
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you are accurately describing two of the three postcards I sent back from Australia this year... Whoops
hehe.. just joking.
thank you!
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