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About 1000 people met Sophie in my last thread. Here she is sitting up for about the first time, so a bit younger still.



This is Isabel, her one year older niece. A darling child.





and here is her older brother Benjamin. He will soon start firing all the questions we cannot answer but still try to find answers for.



and this Nina, the big sister of Sophie. These pictures a part of a series when I just started with my 717, two years ago. She gave me in 10 minutes all the looks I could imagine. Here are few.







and this is how she looks now



Hope you enjoyed portraits as much as I did by creating them.
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Adrian
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great shots, adrian. thanks for sharing

andy
 
and very wonderful pics! Great job on the captures. Very precious and cute grandkids, too. You are a lucky grandpa indeed. Bet ya don't spoil 'em none either, huh? ;-)

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Dale K

Being employed is a necessary evil . . . I have to support my hobbies somehow!
 
Thanks Ann,

I was pretty sure you would like this pictures and kids. Yes we love them a lot. They are a blessing and fun to capture.
Thanks for looking and comment.

Adrian
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sweet things! windoze
DaleK said:
and very wonderful pics! Great job on the captures. Very precious
and cute grandkids, too. You are a lucky grandpa indeed. Bet ya
don't spoil 'em none either, huh? ;-)

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Dale K

Being employed is a necessary evil . . . I have to support my
hobbies somehow!
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Hehe, that's funny. Sure, my life is full of sweetness now. And I'm very happy about all this sweetness. And like every life there has been another side of the coin now and then. But that's ok. Ín a way I'm happy about that too.

Thanks for the compliments.

Adrian
windoze said:
DaleK said:
and very wonderful pics! Great job on the captures. Very precious
and cute grandkids, too. You are a lucky grandpa indeed. Bet ya
don't spoil 'em none either, huh? ;-)

------------------------------
Dale K

Being employed is a necessary evil . . . I have to support my
hobbies somehow!
Click to expand...
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Windoze can be written at [email protected] or see my 'stuff' at
http://www.windoze.smugmug.com
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Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
Adrian, you not only have some excellent photos but you have some really beautiful grand children!

Thanks for sharing them with me.

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Busch

I have to take my photos seriously; no one else does!

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Very nice Adrian! You really know how to use your camera!! That last shot is most appealing to me though, so soft and really touching!!
Thanks for sharing those beautiful images!
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  • Michiel de Brieder -
Enjoying V 1, Exploring D 3 0
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Be aware of the optics of life!
 
Adrian van Ammers said:
About 1000 people met Sophie in my last thread. Here she is sitting
up for about the first time, so a bit younger still.



This is Isabel, her one year older niece. A darling child.





and here is her older brother Benjamin. He will soon start firing
all the questions we cannot answer but still try to find answers
for.



and this Nina, the big sister of Sophie. These pictures a part of a
series when I just started with my 717, two years ago. She gave me
in 10 minutes all the looks I could imagine. Here are few.







and this is how she looks now



Hope you enjoyed portraits as much as I did by creating them.
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every
picture
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Thank you very much Busch. To be honest I hesitated a while to post this pictures. I was not sure about the quality because when I look at them I also look with the eyes of the grandpa. I'm happy with the sharing and the positive reactions now. Thanks again.

I will try to do some more "portraits", which is a big thing for me to say because I shoot most of the time in an intuitive way. I'm not sure about the English here but I think you understand.

Adrian.
busch said:
Adrian, you not only have some excellent photos but you have some
really beautiful grand children!

Thanks for sharing them with me.

--
Busch

I have to take my photos seriously; no one else does!

http://www.pbase.com/busch
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
Forgot to say: you picked my favorite picture. I too like this one very much.

Adrian
Adrian van Ammers said:
I was pretty sure you would like this pictures and kids. Yes we
love them a lot. They are a blessing and fun to capture.
Thanks for looking and comment.

Adrian
Ann McRae said:
Adrian van Ammers said:
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ann
--
Canadian Ann
Under construction:
http://canadian-ann.smugmug.com
http://www.pbase.com/canadian_ann
http://www.cs.duke.edu/~parr/photography/faq.html
I like to call it menopause mauve!
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every
picture
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
The love of the grandparents is so easy to consume for children. But being a counselor you probably know that as well as I do.

Thanks for the compliments.

Adrian
DaleK said:
and very wonderful pics! Great job on the captures. Very precious
and cute grandkids, too. You are a lucky grandpa indeed. Bet ya
don't spoil 'em none either, huh? ;-)

------------------------------
Dale K

Being employed is a necessary evil . . . I have to support my
hobbies somehow!
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
Thank you Michiel. The last one is my favorite too.

Adrian
mdebrieder said:
Very nice Adrian! You really know how to use your camera!! That
last shot is most appealing to me though, so soft and really
touching!!
Thanks for sharing those beautiful images!
--
  • Michiel de Brieder -
Enjoying V 1, Exploring D 3 0
http://www.pbase.com/giel
Be aware of the optics of life!
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
thanks for looking.

Adrian
BenMike said:
Adrian van Ammers said:
About 1000 people met Sophie in my last thread. Here she is sitting
up for about the first time, so a bit younger still.



This is Isabel, her one year older niece. A darling child.





and here is her older brother Benjamin. He will soon start firing
all the questions we cannot answer but still try to find answers
for.



and this Nina, the big sister of Sophie. These pictures a part of a
series when I just started with my 717, two years ago. She gave me
in 10 minutes all the looks I could imagine. Here are few.







and this is how she looks now



Hope you enjoyed portraits as much as I did by creating them.
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every
picture
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
--
Adrian
http://www.adrian.smugmug.com/
'Invisible' the eye of the photographer is always there in every picture
 
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