Hi Christian, and Jennifer, thanks for the comments, on my play station brat,s. I could not agree with you more on the subject of total attention, when it comes to playing games kids like. As for the blurred hand and forearms, i would have to agree with Jennifer.
I rather like the blurred hands and arms. It gives a feel of playing a Playstation. Believe me, I've played quite a bit. Seriously, you can't have game play without movement. Again, the blurred portions add to the feeling of what was going on.
As a teacher, I wish I could see this kind of attention and pleasure on all the faces of my students. But I do ! I do ! I mean lots of times at least. Great portrait. The colours are impressive, especially the background that make the subjects really stand out. I wonder if the blurred hands and forearms are necessary. We could forget altogether they are playing a video game, and just center on their attitude.
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