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Thanks LloydFrom one "Papa" to another Woody, Congratulations. And to your daughter, son-in-law, and the new arrival.
MarkCongratulations Woody. You look very proud holding your new grandson. By the way, ISO 1250 is looking pretty good.
That is when I convert to B&W. When color distracts or doesn't add to the photo, B&W is the way to go.... (God awful color) ...
As the old photo printing saying goes... "If you can't make it right....make it black and white!"That is when I convert to B&W. When color distracts or doesn't add to the photo, B&W is the way to go.
+ 1. But wait when they get in their teens. My youngest, who liked to posed when younger, now turns away almot anytime I appear with a camera. I hope that will change again.Tom, pretty sure you are not alone in chasing the family around with a camera. There's probably a psychologist somewhere specializing in post traumatic posing syndrome for kids like mine...
It does . . when they get to their 20's. One of my pleasures is the number of kids friends who use my pictures for their facebook profiles - gratifying.+ 1. But wait when they get in their teens. My youngest, who liked to posed when younger, now turns away almot anytime I appear with a camera. I hope that will change again.
Gorgeous children Thomas.Since we were talking about it. Here snapshots of our new family member and the proud sister
640 ISO:
and 1250 ISO:
however I like that one with the K5 better:
Hi Tom - she's growing up nicely - more congratulations!Since we were talking about it. Here snapshots of our new family member and the proud sister
Tom,Since we were talking about it. Here snapshots of our new family member and the proud sister
640 ISO:
and 1250 ISO:
however I like that one with the K5 better:
Dave,Tom,
Don't you see the story that developed in these three images? The first, the little one is all tucked in and his teddy bear safe and sound in his arms. Then in the second image, along comes his sis...and he's a bit startled and grabs "teddy tight"...while she's comforting him and letting him know he's loved and that his "teddy" will be safe and secure with her around. Then in the thrid image while he's content and back to sleep...I can see her little hand reaching around to um... "borrow" teddy"! LOL!
Guess one can read anything into a series of images (its what my sis would have done ....but one things for sure....lovely children and images!
Dave (D&A)
The flip side is that they make camera gear look cheap by comparisonHi Tom, Mark and All,
I think we can all agree, no matter what trials and tribulations in life that confronts us on a regular basis...our families and children (and for those that have grandchildren) bring an endless joy that can't be measured. They most definitely are the most satisfying (and favorite) subjects to try out our favorite photographic equipment and techniques on.
Dave (D&A)