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>>>>> The Sunday Kid/Portrait 3-Feb 2008 <<<<<<

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She has been playful all along...this last shot is finnaly capturing her at the peak of the expression, I've missed many time before.

:-)

Carlos
 
Seems like every one of my contributions has my sons bundled up in winter gear.

Oh well, better outside than cabin fever!

E-500, 40-150, 40 mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/500



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Good shooting.
  • Adam
Equipment in plan
 
IMO, is the fact that this angel has a somewhat grown-up face on childish body.
Roel
 
I trust older pictures are OK --- this is when my daughter got hold of the last Harry Potter novel.
Kevin

e300w/14-54mm @ 19mm/ISO100/f6.3/1-3sec/tripod



same girl with sister, tired of having camera stuck in face

e300/14-54mm @ 27mm/ISO100/f3.2/1-30sec handhold



final is at Jamestown Virginia, a replica settlment church (1615) --- cousins
e300/14-54@ 20mm/ISO100/f4.5/1-125sec



Redsox
http://www.blueridge.photoshare.co.nz
 
That is one way to get the to pose..lol....Nice shot..Now quit pushing..;)
acwalbur said:
Seems like every one of my contributions has my sons bundled up in
winter gear.

Oh well, better outside than cabin fever!

E-500, 40-150, 40 mm, f/5.6, ISO 200, 1/500



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Good shooting.
  • Adam
Equipment in plan
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A friend is only one argument away...
 
so don't bother if you are reading that too!

Stiil, I do like these :-) All candids of unknown kids, two at today's carnival, the other down by the fishing docks.







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http://www.flickr.com/photos/acam
 
That first one is really funny, the poor dog looks like it is jealous of the new book.
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Feel free to tear me apart
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woody
http://woodydelp.smugmug.com/

 
Izzy has a beautiful smile and in #2 she has a nice twinkle in her eyes.
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' Its not about having what you want. But rather, wanting what you have ' ( After you have it ;)
 
These are timed just right. Nice Louis.
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' Its not about having what you want. But rather, wanting what you have ' ( After you have it ;)
 
This was one of the 1st pics I ever took with my e510 ... before I had my Metz flash or my monitor calibrated. Maybe not great technically, but man ... I love that guy!



Thanks,

Scott
 
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