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FollowI was told that this is a pencil drawing done by a street artist somewhere in Asia. I photographed it and tweaked the colour a little...
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MKYoung
June 09, 2014
This needs to be entered in the upcomming 1000 hands contest. Strikingly emotional.
GerhardK
June 12, 2014
WOW - nice photo, I have twins that was about that size when they were born. They were 900g at birth!
rickschell
November 03, 2014
I just shared your picture on my facebook page. I wanted people to see that even this tiny, premature infant is most definitely a human. Not a fetus as some would argue but a GOD formed little miracle. Thank you for the wonderful picture.
vonHoeckerPhotoArt
April 17, 2015
Wow...my 1st thought was could this be real? Reading through the comments I see it is possible for an infant to be so tiny and fragile and survive! By far the most heart moving photo showing the miracle of life!
dianeeweiler
July 28, 2016
Thanks for your honesty! It is an amazing drawing ansd I am glad you shared it!
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Behind The Lens
Location
I was visiting family and I came across this picture hanging on the wall. I was told that it was pencil sketch done by some unknown artist.Time
This photo was taken around 2 in the afternoon.Lighting
This photo was taken outside on an overcast day (I prefer to use natural light whenever possible.Equipment
Equipment used: Nikon D7000, Tamron 90mm Macromedia lens, Polorising filter to reduce reflection from the glass.Inspiration
I was moved by the picture, even more so when i was told it was a pencil drawing.Editing
All I did was to give it a bit of color to try and make it look more natural/human like, and some vignetting around th edges.In my camera bag
Nikon D 7000, B700 flash, Tamron 10 to 24mm, 90mm macro, 70 to 200mm. Nikon 18 to 55 and 55 to 200mm kit lenses. Cleaning equipment, and some filters and a tripod.Feedback
Guy's, just go out there and try and capture a photo which will reflect what drew you to scene / image in the first place.