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Superb photos, Mark! You are quite a natural at infant photography ...these are really lovely!

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Originally Posted by ddt0725

Superb photos, Mark! You are quite a natural at infant photography ...these are really lovely!

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Thanks! I have done my fair share of newborn shoots, but each time I learn something new. When I look back at when I started doing them (2010) I am horrified by how bad I was! One big pitfall that many won't consider is how it will make your wife want more babies!!!!!

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Originally Posted by ddt0725

Superb photos, Mark! You are quite a natural at infant photography ...these are really lovely!

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I really have to agree with Denise, these are excellent.

Indeed wonderful baby shots! What do you do/apply to make them a bit dreamy ? negative clarity? Or perhaps it's just the subject...

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Originally Posted by Steph

Indeed wonderful baby shots! What do you do/apply to make them a bit dreamy ? negative clarity? Or perhaps it's just the subject...

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Subject, DoF, Light and Negative Clarity :-)

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Originally Posted by jrw

Newborns are really something. Looking at the pictures I can see how many people would want more. Have you tried taking a video of walking with an infant screaming its lungs out in the wee hours? It just might be the only antidote to newborn pics.

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I agree, that image is tattooed to my brain for sure!!!

Jonathan, Ben, and Mark... some very nice work shown here.

Here is one from yesterday.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8102/8...08a0b31a_c.jpg
Marquette Harbor Lighthouse (McCarty's Cove)-4930 by westmichigan, on Flickr

Hi all -

I've been away this past week, on a wildlife photography workshop in Jasper National Park. I was part of a small group of people being guided by John Marriott, Canada's premier wildlife photographer. I learned a huge amount, and came away with a few keepers too. Here's a sampling:

Monster-sized bull elk, in the middle of the woods (I was 20 metres away, trying desperately not to shake).
http://www.huyerperspectives.com/Nat...A39Q0970-L.jpg

"None shall pass!" 500 mm lens with 1.4 TC
http://www.huyerperspectives.com/Nat...A39Q9908-L.jpg

Soaking up the sun. 70-200 mm lens at f/5.6
http://www.huyerperspectives.com/Nat...IMG_2449-L.jpg

A gorgeous white ptarmigan. This one took a huge amount of work, as we had to wade through hip-deep snow to get close enough.
http://www.huyerperspectives.com/Nat...A39Q0211-L.jpg

Bald eagle on a very favourable perch.
http://www.huyerperspectives.com/Nat...A39Q8799-L.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Huyer

Hi all -

I've been away this past week, on a wildlife photography workshop in Jasper National Park. I was part of a small group of people being guided by John Marriott, Canada's premier wildlife photographer. I learned a huge amount, and came away with a few keepers too. Here's a sampling:

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It looks like it was worthwhile workshop. Great set of shots.

By the way I loved catching up with all the posts from the last week. Some amazing baby & bird shots! And Ben, welcome to Canada!