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Mar 09, 2008 07:43 | #1

I photographed the back-to-back birthday parties yesterday for 5 year old fratneral twins. The sister had a Cinderella theme and the brother a Star Wars theme...all the girls dressed up as princesses and the boys...well there is a difference...see the two photos below (30D and 17-55MM EF-S IS)

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Mar 09, 2008 07:58 | #2

LOL yep the lads are doing what lads do

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Mar 09, 2008 11:27 as a reply to @ TATER64's post | #3

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That's hilarious. I'm not sure which group had more fun!!!

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Mar 09, 2008 14:44 as a reply to @ SilverHCIC's post | #4

Ha Ha!!

Just what I expected to see!!

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Mar 09, 2008 16:32 as a reply to @ Apshiso's post | #5

I have 2 sons, a 3 year old and a 1 year old.....I live that picture! So fun!

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Mar 10, 2008 01:50 | #6

Does that mom have her hands full, or what? It's so true, the difference between boys and girls from a very early age is AMAZING....

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Mar 10, 2008 05:53 | #8

Great shots and juxtaposition!

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Mar 10, 2008 17:59 as a reply to @ smorter's post | #9

Thanks everyone for the feedback. It really was a fun photo assignment. The light from the North windows made the living room almost like a studio...perfect conditions.

Here are two more photos...the birthday boy and the birthday girl...enjoy

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Mar 11, 2008 09:53 | #10

They look a bit soft (first two group shots). The wall behind them seems to be in focus. You have captured the mood well.

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Mar 11, 2008 16:10 as a reply to @ Raphael V's post | #11

Jim, THAT is so great! wow the difference with boys and girls...look how precious.

Love the single shots also.

Bet you had a fun day!

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Mar 11, 2008 16:12 | #12

Those look amazing! You did a great job. I'm really impressed.

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Mar 11, 2008 18:38 | #13

Raphael V wrote in post #5093001

They look a bit soft (first two group shots). The wall behind them seems to be in focus. You have captured the mood well.

I had to go back and look again, I was so captured by the subjects that I didn't even notice the focus at all.

I love the shots Jim! The colors, expressions and themes are excellent!

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Mar 12, 2008 02:12 | #14

See the girl in the middle of all the boys! that was me when I was little LOL! but I have to say... I was never much of a star wars fan... more of a ninja turtle girl over here!

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Mar 12, 2008 06:18 | #15

When you have such lovely and valuable pictures like this, it seems a shame if you are only looking at the technical aspects and missing the joy of what the picture is all about.

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