It's an utterly adorable portrait. I'm fascinated by portraits of women reading, and so is a friend of mine. I'll have to link him to this.

You are a very lovely bookworm, and your reading looks quite formidable.

thanks.i've read so many books that i cant keep track anymore

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I'll bet that's true, and who is your very favorite author?

i think cecelia ahern and jodi picoult.i have a lot of favourite authors but i think these authors make me cry the most

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Lovely portrait and composition, maybe I would have tried with b&w on this one, to make it look more vintage and romantic somehow. Glad to see a fellow bookworm!

thanks.maybe i will

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No problem^^

it's sweet but very snapshot-y... you can clearly see it's a normal girl's room, there's some bit of window colour on the upper right corner, there's the bit on the left side - those things distract from the main point you want to make.
b/w is a good idea to get rid of destraction - but I think the different colours of the books are a good aspect of the photo. it's more a question of composition. maybe place her directly in front of the shelf, zoom in a bit to just get her face/torso and the book on the shot and maybe play around with perspective


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thanks for that!i might do it again if im not too busy with school work.thanks again

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