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04/26/2007 11:40:15 PM |
This is really pretty! I love that setting she is sitting in. It makes for such a beautiful portrait!
She's having fun -- I can tell -- even if she would never in a million years admit it. Tell her we're on to her, and we know she really loves these gorgeous pictures of her :)
I do feel like I know her and Daniel. I wish I did. They seem like such great kids!
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04/26/2007 04:21:21 PM |
| Wonderful shot, I love the DOF and the processing is so perfect! |
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04/26/2007 12:27:37 PM |
| Beautifully composed as usual. I agree with TDCollins about your actual relationship with your kids coming through in your images. The majority of your portraits of them are quite intimate and loving in my view. |
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04/26/2007 11:53:21 AM |
| Super cute shot! Love the leading line and the processing is very nice. |
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04/26/2007 11:50:27 AM |
Really cute pose! I think the black & white works great for this shot.
And on the note of the pineapple msg, I think it's GREAT that you get pictures of your kids, they're only young once & they'll definitely appreciate the photos as they get older. Especially when they have kids & get to show them the pictures from when they were little. Keep making memories!! |
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04/26/2007 09:35:09 AM |
| HEE HEE - love the line of this. Not only the curve of the walkway but the angles created by her bent elbows and the triangle of her fingers around her eye. |
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04/26/2007 09:20:46 AM |
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04/26/2007 08:48:24 AM |
Originally posted by ErinM:
Originally posted by pineapple:
Camera toting parents are a PITA. They are always lurking around, never ever participate, and seem to be barely human. Kids need play and fun and things to do.... so I can understand why she makes you work for it ;-) (I have two daughters one 12 and one 5 and am speaking from experience). |
I have difficulty finding anything constructive or helpful in these remarks, but then I guess they weren't intended to be either. Please be assured that my children have ample time to play and plenty of fun things to do. I am fully involved in many activities in their lives, most of which go unrecorded by my camera. I view as a privilege the opportunities that I do have to document brief moments in their lives, and both of my children appreciate this completely. Their desire not to be photographed at any given time is always understood and honored. |
WOW!! Good for you Erin! I see this completely different than Pineapple. I see through your lens a love for your children and that you are involved in their lives. We need more parents like you! I see a mom who not only knows where her childen are but are interacting with them, then picking up your camera and documenting and making those memories you share with you children last a lifetime. Bravo to you Erin!
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04/26/2007 08:35:28 AM |
surely a print... please tell me you are printing this.
p.s. I have a REALLY hard time taking photos of Ford - he is at the age where he wants to get into a KungFu stance as soon as he sees the camera... but I want pictures of him! |
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04/26/2007 08:30:40 AM |
Originally posted by pineapple:
Camera toting parents are a PITA. They are always lurking around, never ever participate, and seem to be barely human. Kids need play and fun and things to do.... so I can understand why she makes you work for it ;-) (I have two daughters one 12 and one 5 and am speaking from experience). |
I have difficulty finding anything constructive or helpful in these remarks, but then I guess they weren't intended to be either. Please be assured that my children have ample time to play and plenty of fun things to do. I am fully involved in many activities in their lives, most of which go unrecorded by my camera. I view as a privilege the opportunities that I do have to document brief moments in their lives, and both of my children appreciate this completely. Their desire not to be photographed at any given time is always understood and honored. |
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04/26/2007 07:32:37 AM |
| :) i love the look she's giving at you. i think the end results are better when she plays hard to get ;) |
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04/26/2007 06:18:57 AM |
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04/26/2007 12:17:00 AM |
| This is one of my favorites of your series of your children Erin. Wonderful pose and composition!! |
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04/26/2007 12:00:51 AM |
Erin, it seems to me that SHE is the one who is 'working it'.......... (must get it from her mother ;) )
The path leading us to her is perfectly composed! |
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