Maureen Souza wrote:
Another one of those "that what cameras were made for" shots. Just wonderful, Joel.
Another one of those "that what cameras were made for" shots. Just wonderful, Joel.
My thoughts exactly.
Sam Goldmember  More info | Maureen Souza wrote: Another one of those "that what cameras were made for" shots. Just wonderful, Joel. My thoughts exactly.
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fslshooter wrote: Joel - This is a superb photograph! Do you mind telling us which lens and diffuser you used? I'm fortunate to have nice white ceiling in my house, so I bounced the flash and used a white card for fill. Website: www.kaplanmultimedia.com
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crissyk81 Senior Member  294 posts Joined Oct 2005 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada More info | Jan 01, 2006 10:18 | #18 what a wonderful moment to capture !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crissy
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steve_shelly Senior Member  346 posts Joined Nov 2005 Location: Belleville, Michigan More info | Jan 01, 2006 10:29 | #19 Great picture for the album Just Steve lately....
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Jan 01, 2006 10:40 | #20 Back it up like 10 times, make prints for all!!!! This holiday I looked back at some family pictures and we were lucky enough to have 5 generations until 1983. Our daughter was 9 and our son was 5. That year I lost both my great-grandmothers. "Nature is aways honest with us. It is what it is, without guile or disguise. The lesson it teaches is that we should be the same." ...Dewitt Jones
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mcs550 wrote: Back it up like 10 times, make prints for all!!!! This holiday I looked back at some family pictures and we were lucky enough to have 5 generations until 1983. Our daughter was 9 and our son was 5. That year I lost both my great-grandmothers. Best wishes to you and your family Joel for the New Year! Joe Thanks very much Joe. Yes, I realize how fortunate we are to still have her with us. She is without a doubt the beloved matriarch of our large extended family. Website: www.kaplanmultimedia.com
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Thornfield Senior Member  747 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2004 Location: Christchurch New Zealand More info | Jan 05, 2006 10:10 | #22 I'm with mcs550 on this one. Back it up an then again. Make sure all your family gets a print I'm sure they will love it as will your wee bundle of joy when she gets older. Relationships are like photography, it has to click.
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PEACHMAN Cream of the Crop  5,134 posts Likes: 14 Joined Mar 2005 Location: Warren, Maine,USA More info | Jan 05, 2006 10:32 | #23 Wow...look at the thoughts and love in Grandmothers eyes...nice Joel...I'd sure like to see more shots like this on here...old folks, working folks, people with something to say with their looks other than ""look how cute or pretty I am!"...like this and your fish eye photos...(although I'm still not sure what you are saying in your last fish eye photo, but I'm thinking it wasn't "look how pretty i am!") The "eyes" have it !
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Haste Member  179 posts Joined Jun 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada More info | Jan 05, 2006 10:53 | #24 Great job in capturing the moment! Very nice Canon G3
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Jetmech1 Goldmember 1,198 posts Joined Dec 2004 Location: Charlotte, NC More info | Jan 05, 2006 11:41 | #25 As others have already said: Frame this shot and give copies to family. Great picture. This past weekend I took lots of pictures of my wife's grandfather who is 75. He is the only grandparent we have left. Always a treasure siting with him. Canon Rebel XT (350D) W/Generic Grip - Canon 17-40mm L - Canon 75-300mm IS lens - Canon 85mm 1.8 Prime - Olympus SP-570UZ (Point & Shoot)
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PEACHMAN wrote: Wow...look at the thoughts and love in Grandmothers eyes...nice Joel...I'd sure like to see more shots like this on here...old folks, working folks, people with something to say with their looks other than ""look how cute or pretty I am!"...like this and your fish eye photos...(although I'm still not sure what you are saying in your last fish eye photo, but I'm thinking it wasn't "look how pretty i am!") Thanks for the very nice compliment Peachman. As for my last fish-eye photo, I'm not sure but I might be subconsciously crying out for some attention. Website: www.kaplanmultimedia.com
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JohnnyG Worthless twinkle toes fairy  3,719 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2005 Location: Houston, Texas More info | Jan 06, 2006 00:46 | #27 The only suggestion I can make is: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 100-400IS L, 24-105 L[COLOR=black][FONT="] IS, 50mm f/1.4, Canon 430EX/580EX II, Kenko 1.5X, Epson R1900, Manfrotto 679B Monopod, 3021BPRO tripod, 808RC4 Head, 486RC2 Ballhead
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PEACHMAN Cream of the Crop 5,134 posts Likes: 14 Joined Mar 2005 Location: Warren, Maine,USA More info | KaplanMultimedia wrote: Thanks for the very nice compliment Peachman. As for my last fish-eye photo, I'm not sure but I might be subconsciously crying out for some attention.   I don't know Joel..I look at it as good models that will pose as you want are hard to come by...you just use the only willing , available model !! The "eyes" have it !
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