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Pictures of my Grand Daughter (6months)
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Yep, there was a bit of Photoshop work done to these. The lighting was terrible throwing of the color, white balance and contrast, and the background was IMO ugly so I made my own with PS.
A model in the making! She
It just so happens that I posted a baby picture this evening.
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I just shot a 1 year old... its amazing how they always seem to be such good subjects...
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Just realized how that sounded! I took a photo of a 1 year old....
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Don't worry. I'm sure any parent of a one year-old could sympathise with your original phrasing.
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Especially when they turn 2
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I do that all the time myself; don't sweat it. From one photographer to another I am sure everyone here knew what you meant. What matters is our weapon of choice when we do the shooting.
I do have to admit, I have gotten some strange looks from people when I say I am going to the nature trail to shoot something. For some people I have to clarify, Shot pictures! Then if they are like my son-in-law they ask why do I use pictures instead of targets. [^o)]
On another note: Great picture. I like what you did with it.
Sean, Great shot, Reminds me of when my 1st daughter was starting out on solid food, we let her have spaghetti. I think she ended up wearing most of it.
I also like giving them chocolate covered graham crackers when they are well on their way to cutting teeth. That makes for some great pictures.
Ice Cream is great too.
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