a friend's daughters with my new camera :)

[seasalt]

come on then!!! I'm ready, all advice taken with a stiff upper lip and only little tears :happy:

(oh and i'm still working out corel photo paint so no cropping done at all!
http://www.ultimatereef.net/uploader/2008Q1/DSC_0226.jpg

http://www.ultimatereef.net/uploader/2008Q1/DSC_0228.jpg

http://www.ultimatereef.net/uploader/2008Q1/DSC_0230.jpg

http://www.ultimatereef.net/uploader/2008Q1/DSC_0231.jpg

http://www.ultimatereef.net/uploader/2008Q1/DSC_0242.jpg

[Reef bloke]

Very nice pics mate,personally id have chosen a wider aperture to blur out the background and would have given you a faster shutter speed to avoid subject movement as in pic 1.
Distractions such as the seats is a little off putting too especially when in front of the subject.As i say though i like them,very natural shots.What camera were you using?

[techieman]

What wash powder are you all using.The kids have got a real taste for it.

[johnnyboy]

FEED THEM KIDS NOW !!!!!!
MY GOD, THEY`RE EATING THEIR OWN CLOTHES.:whistling::whistling::whistling:

[chrissyboy]

Great pics, what camera?

[seasalt]

lol not my kids but i know the parents are veggi so perhaps thats it.


I tried to use a large apperature i'll find out exactly but i think it was about F6.
there is a pollarising filter on to which makes them a touch dark.
i found it difficalt to get close enough to miss the chairs but not to close so they would realise i was taking photos, bit anoying but i'll have another go next time i go to see them.

camera is a Nikon d80, 18 -135 nikon lens. had it a week today.
lol my photos range from nice picks of the little ones to hundreds of door frames,grass,weeds and bricks while just playing with the settings.:rolleyes: