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i wonder if she’ll ever get out! great shot (although i might be a bit biased :)
Agree with Sebi – I am also biased as the photographer is my son! x
That was “Habi” not Sebi but thanks :-) x
@Mark :)
@Mum: She’s my sister, hence the Bias.
The bold colour works very well and I like how you’re drawn immediately to her eyes. And I’m not being biased in this.