only a technical point, but the rabbit should be white I think! Reply »

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yes, you might be right, but I didn't have a white rabbit of the right proportions... Reply »

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I think that if you shoot your photo from a "lower" angle with the girl on the foreground & the rabbit in the background then the difference would be "eliminated" & the rabbit would "look" bigger than the girl...You could all so play with a "weird" background & with strange lights to create a "light/shadow effect"Just an idea(IMHO)
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i agree karaflazz almost its like you had a lady doll and rabbit an just took a picture, think about it some first....... pressing the button should be the last thing you do, photography is a lot of the planning before hand Reply »

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its problem solving, you have a rabbit and doll, now think about how to solve the problem of making it lookin alice and wonderlandish Reply »

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at least you are having some good ideas. Reply »

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thank you very much for your ideas... I know I could have done better, but unfortunatelly I don't have those toys anymore here, so I can take another shot I'll try to do better next time. Thanks again, highly appreciated Reply »

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love the on theme thinking!!! Reply »

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The size relation is irrelevant as far as Alice goes, simply because she keeps on growing and shrinking through the story!lol But, I laughed hard when my 2 year old saw the picture and said: "look, Belle!"lol Reply »

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Nice idea, bad execution... Reply »

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