Tricycle

Does it matter I chopped his head off?

[Jill]

Not a bit! I chop heads off all of the time. This is a great POV!

[Judith Greenwood]

No it's super cute - I love little knees.

[Nicole]

hehe it does matter, but in this case it works ;) A very cute shot!

[Denise fuller]

Actually no it doesnt

[Irene]

Sometimes you do chop of heads and this is still a fun shot

[Pat Knowles]

That's what we learn on 365 heads chopped off is good....more artistic! Lovely little pedalling legs anyway!

[Susan]

Love your pov

[Andy Mcculloch]

Makes it feel like he will ride into the picture.

[Corinne]

Not at all....it let us focused on the nice soft colors and on the way he has to go....ready for the trip!

[☠northy]

not if you belong to the Addams family ;p cute shot!

[Babs]

As long as its only temporary it is fine.

[Sam]

lol and here I was thinking that you were being super creative! Oops!

[Sue S]

Not at all, I've done much the same in a shot I've just loaded of my son!

[Rachel]

A nice crop and pov, it looks creative.

[Ethel]

I love seeing his dear little head - the Nanna coming out in me -less of the path thank you and more of his face.

[Daisy Miller]

Wonderful shot. I like the crop for a nice photo. I hope you got one with his head though for the scapbook.

[~~JT]

For me, it only matters if you didn't mean to chop off his head! :) If you were composing a shot with this interesting POV and DOF without the little's head, then it works brilliantly. If you were thinking his head was there - you missed the mark! ;) By your title, you're drawing attention to the tricycle and the elements of composition lead my eye to it quite nicely! :)

[Elisha]

Great POV

[Stephanie Swift]

I like this pov, makes it a bit different.

[Gena Pegg]

Not to me...love shots like this!!