Daughters

Raid
It was your first posts on this thread which inspired me to put up photos of my daughters. It took me long enough because I'm still on a learning curve on 'how to do things'.
I think your latest posts are stunning - I've something more to aspire to.
Thanks for posting 'updates'.

jesse
 
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I have 4 y/o twin daughters, Ruby and Veerle. Here photographed with an Oly 35SP cropped to a square format.

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Not my daughter, but shot at a birthday party a couple of months ago. Taken with the D-lux 4.

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Alice is six, just lost a tooth, and the old glass loves her...
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Summar, contrejour
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Summar, EV12
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jesse1dog said:
Raid
It was your first posts on this thread which inspired me to put up photos of my daughters. It took me long enough because I'm still on a learning curve on 'how to do things'.
I think your latest posts are stunning - I've something more to aspire to.
Thanks for posting 'updates'.

jesse
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Hello Jesse,
Thanks.
I take photos all the time of my daughters, and I can tell how much Dads love daughters, so I started this thread.

Best method is place a chair beside a window, and then take photos of people inside your home. I prefer natural settings. I watch my daughters as they play or they want to tell me about their lives.
 
Pagliacci?

Halloween about 20 years ago... Avery in the wagon and her brother Dewey.... Scanned from an ancient print. Probably shot with a Leica CL/40 'cron.
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