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e-30 does three portraits of kids (imgs)

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I agree with Sergey, very nice, natural shots, great stuff, thanks for sharing

Tony
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Tony
667....Neighbour of the beast....Form is temporary, glass is permanent.
 
not sure about the first and the 3rd the kid seems a bit underexposed, but nothing small tweak couldn't save.

Like the tones/expression in the 2nd.

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The first one seems soft (may be my old eyes) but attractive, 2nd very sharp 3rd cute kid.

Thanks for showing Vjim
 
Gidday Erdi

All lovely shots.

I think the 'story' in the first is the best.

May I suggest that you post larger? I have found for my own stuff that even 800x600 does not really give sufficient detail for good C&C. So I went back to posting at 1024x768. This is also the Internationally accepted standard size for digital images in Salons/competitions.

Thanks for sharing these intimate shots with us. Special ... :)

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what kind of lens are you using? settings?

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eap_44

Evolt E-500
14-54mm
40-150mm
FL-36
 
thanks for the comments. Bigger versions of the files at flickr, next time I post pictures I'll submit bigger versions here...
 
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Olympus E-3, E-620 and E-420

Zuiko 9-18mm, 25mm pancake, 50mm, 14-42mm, 12-60mm, 50-200mm, and 8mm fisheye. FL-36R and FL-50R Flashes. HLD-4 Grip.
Canon PowerShot TX1
Ricoh GR-D
Sony DSC-V3
 
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