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Day 11 - The Photographer
Day 11 - The Photographer
Ken


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Camera: Canon EOS-350D Rebel XT
Location: Our House
Date: Feb 11, 2008
Aperture: N/A
ISO: 100
Shutter: 1/60
Galleries: Family, Children
Date Uploaded: Feb 11, 2008

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 I had a couple not-so-exciting shots for today and then got out the camera after dinner. I took a few of Cartesia and then she wanted to take a few. I held the camera/lens/flash and she sort of aimed. But of course she wanted to do it all by herself. I took off the flash and put on the lighter 50mm. I don't know why I let a 3 yr old take total control of my camera, but with the strap around her neck I figured the worst that could happen is a fingerprint on the lens. There was only one when she was done.

I quickly grabbed wickee_one's camera, put on the flash, and took pitures of Cartesia taking pictures. She took a lot and the ones that didn't come out mostly were due to on-camera flash fired too close. I've inlcuded two that she took alone with those of her. It was amazing to see her handle that big camera, sometimes with one hand (yikes!). Maybe she's just been through it a lot, but she was directing us to smile, move, etc.

And then she chimped.


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 02/16/2008 03:41:18 PM
You are brave letting a 3 year old take hold of the camera. Cartesia looks so natural with it that seems like she's been at it for years, I hope she didn't get the camera at 1 or 2. Cartesia did a great job on her first photo shoot, yeah the lighting is a bit off but that's fine at her age.
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 02/16/2008 12:03:03 AM
Great idea making many pictures into a collage. The poses you captured are priceless. I can just see these hanging on a graduation display. You really are so trusting of your camera with both girls but especially Cartesia. Maybe I should learn from you and not be overly protective of my equipment.
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 02/13/2008 06:58:53 PM
OH SO great, Ken- first , that you let her have the camera & 2nd that the images are so wonderful !
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 02/13/2008 06:24:47 PM
You can't start to early with making photos. (Is she a member here already?) Got a little behind in following all the slices of life, but it's good to see Cartesia is feeling better. Wonderful composition.
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 02/13/2008 04:05:59 PM
how incredibly cute !!!
an excellent combination of your two beautiful and very photogenic children . .. that camera looks almost as big as cartesia ... well not quite ... she looks like a natural .. another photographer in the family ?? ... how wonderful to have a shared interest .. always a very good thing .. :)
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 02/12/2008 09:25:17 PM
adorable! YAY! how great she is a natural...though i have to say you are brave! I wont let my kids touch my camera! I am so afraid it will get dropped or worse!, so for now they only get to pose for me
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 02/12/2008 02:48:18 PM
This is ablsolutely precious!!! I really like the top left one, 'the tough look' toooo cute! and, she did a great job with her own shots!! Looks like you have a budding photographer on your hands!
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 02/12/2008 07:14:23 AM
Nice collection Ken - I especially like the photo bottom left.....'Hmmmmm...will I keep it or will I delete it?'
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 02/12/2008 12:20:48 AM
She has a total photographer pose. It's really cute and I like the mix!!
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