My Daughter's Photos
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KMET
Adventurer
photography classes? Nope.
just got bored taking "Myspace" photos I guess... She, goes "hey dad, can I use your camera" I said "Sure, but dont forget to remove the lens cap".
ntsqd
Heretic Car Camper
Let me be the first to post that it bit you in the.....
:sombrero:
Channel Islands, or further south?
94.7 sure isn't what it used to be!
HMR
Rendezvous Conspiracy
Every Miles A Memory
Expedition Leader
I love to see the world through the eyes of a young child!
When ever we have our nieces or nephews visit us while on the road, when we go out hiking I give them each a camera and a lens of their choice, and let them take what ever they want.
I offer instruction only if they ask for it or want to achieve a certain look that they cant set the camera for.
My wife and I are always amazed when we get back to the camper and look at their photos. Kids tend to look at every day subjects 180 degrees different than you or I might.
For Christmas or Birthdays, I'll usually enlarge some of thier shots for them or get them framed which they love to see their own work hung on the wall.
Its pretty rewarding for all of us really.
Only thing I could recommend is not to push her in any direction. I tried that with my own daughter and she went from really enjoying being behind the camera to never touching it because I tried to push her to do it more than she wanted.
Learned with my nieces and nephews, just give it to them and let them do what they want at their pace.
Good luck because two photographers in the family can be expensive...LOL
When ever we have our nieces or nephews visit us while on the road, when we go out hiking I give them each a camera and a lens of their choice, and let them take what ever they want.
I offer instruction only if they ask for it or want to achieve a certain look that they cant set the camera for.
My wife and I are always amazed when we get back to the camper and look at their photos. Kids tend to look at every day subjects 180 degrees different than you or I might.
For Christmas or Birthdays, I'll usually enlarge some of thier shots for them or get them framed which they love to see their own work hung on the wall.
Its pretty rewarding for all of us really.
Only thing I could recommend is not to push her in any direction. I tried that with my own daughter and she went from really enjoying being behind the camera to never touching it because I tried to push her to do it more than she wanted.
Learned with my nieces and nephews, just give it to them and let them do what they want at their pace.
Good luck because two photographers in the family can be expensive...LOL
off-roader
Expedition Leader
Nice shots.
Looks like she either understands the rule of thirds or is naturally exercising it.
kudos.
jeepmedic46
Expedition Leader
Very nice shots, What type of camera was she using?
off-roader
Expedition Leader
[soapbox]I'm sure you're not intending your question this way but when a photographer hears that question posed that way, it's a can easily be seen as quite an insult... since on the face of it you're associating the good picture with a nice camera versus a good photographer.
A good shooter can get an awesome shot using any cheapo camera that's able to focus and capture most colors while a crappy photographer wouldn't be able to capture much regardless of if they were using a $50K camera made using 'unobtanium' technology.[/soapbox]:ylsmoke:
hikingff77
Adventurer
What year Bertram? Nice pictures.
