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alecee

Nice light bounce off on the girls due to taking this image on the shaded podium in a very bright day.


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Outing during Mother's Day. Just wanted to share this outdoor

portrait as it's so difficult to get them to be interested. Love the

light on this. Handheld, polariser ISO 100, F4, 1/125

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Very nice lighting and wonderful pose. Very natural looking. The hair is a tad distracting on the girl on the left but not bad.

 

PS. Just got my D70 in todqy. It's a really cool camera. can't wait to get to know it.

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Hi Alec:

 

Your daughters seem to have no bad angles. The light striking them paint their skin very nicely. Notice that the older one has a G cleff pendant. What instrument does she plays.

? I am wondering if you have any pictures of them angry lol...they are almost always smiling...

Peace and health to all of you.

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Thanks Ivar, Amar, Mike for your kind comments.

 

Joe, I feel the few strains of hair on Kathleen's face helps to make this image natural. I'm sure you'll like the D70 and will look forward to your postings.

 

David, you have a sharp eye, both of them can sing. Kathleen the elder has a very good voice - likes cool jazz and can sing, play the piano and guitar like Mandy Moore, Jewel, and Vanessa Carlton. I can send you clips if you like. She has appeared on national TV talent show and looks forward to participating in Singapore Idol TV show based on the American version. Cheers, alecee@photo,net

 

 

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Wonderful image, Alec, can't really say anything that hasn't been said. Gorgeous subjects, great lighting, striking poses and smiles. You have beautiful girls.
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Alec why do you need to get them interested to pose? I am sure you can take great shots of them without asking them to pose or hold still (though that might get them pissed of at times!) Some times my friends say "why didnt you ask my permission to take my picture?", and I tell them if I had asked for it, it wouldnt be a picture.
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I feel that this is not candid but works as a double portrait. It's easy to look at so it works for me. The backdrop compliments the radiance of your models.
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