"FAME" (1 img)

http://www.imageuploads.net/ims/pic.php?u=71409oVjm&i=57197

FAME at a very young age.... taken with my lovely F717.

Please comments and feedback are welcomed.

Thanks.
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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

all exactly the same but from different user accounts. I supect these people's account are getting hijacked and used to sell the R1 they do not have.

I bet many have been scammed.

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Greg Gebhardt in
Jacksonville, Florida

Greg,,

What is has to do with my thread?
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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

Now it is an embbeded image...
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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

That is very cute and very cheeky.
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Ted.Sz http://thewebmark.com.au/dp/

'You can learn a lot from people who view the world differently than you do.' (Anthony D'Angelo)

What's the story here, if you don't mind. Love the pursed lips and the bright eyes.
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http://www.pbase.com/gbk

She is my little 3-years old daughter. She loves the camera and whenever I ask here to pose for the camera, she just has a new pose, each time!!

The event is the celerberation of Muslim's Eid Fitr (The 'feast' Holiday after the Holly month of Ramadan). BTW, The photo was taken in Montreal, Canada.

I am very happy that you like the that photo.

Thanks again for the nice comments.

Beiruty.

gordonkeyes said:

What's the story here, if you don't mind. Love the pursed lips and
the bright eyes.
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http://www.pbase.com/gbk

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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

I wish I'd had a digital camera when my girls were that age.

I humbly suggest that you take tons of pictures, especially with such a cute and willing model.
I live 2 hours from Montreal. It's my link with worldly civilzation. Great city.

Gordon
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http://www.pbase.com/gbk

nt.
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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

You have a very cute daughter.

Some things to think about....Compostion wise, this photo could use a little help. Try isolating the subject from the background, and avoid things coming out of the subject (such as tree branches from a person's head, or that white rope coming out of your daughter's head) because they are distracting. Try focusing on the subject's eyes. Your photo looks a little blurry. Not sure if it's because of a shallow DOF or whether it's out of focus. When composing, try focusing on the eyes instead of the nose or middle of the face.

I'd try to use an external bounce flash to soften the photo. Or try a diffuser. The flash from your 717 (and any on board flash for that matter) tends to leave harsh shadows and makes the skin seem pale. If you dont want to use an external flash, try shooting with natural light and taking advantage of the 717s fast lens (f2.0 if i recall)

Hope that helps.

Thanks for sharing.
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Vince from Toronto

nt.

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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.

Indoor shot...taken by mom using F717:



Yet another shot:



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My lovely DSC-F717 since October 2002.