Congrats to Brittany (Bryan's 10 year old daughter)

[Rox]

Totally agree since it's the same for me... And she did it with a powershot !!!


In fact, I'm so impressed, I just join this site to be able to say how I'm impressed.


Rox

[pierlux]

Make sure your dad buys you a cake to celebrate [img]/emoticons/emotion-2.gif[/img]

Make sure your dad buys you at least a 5DII to celebrate![]

[Stephen Probert]

And congratulations to you as well, Bryan. I am sure it is very rewarding to have your children sharing your passion with you. Praise God!

[alexniedra]

Wow! At 10?! And I'm what... 15?!


Congrats! The image is absolutely fantastic![]

[Bryan Carnathan]

Thanks everyone - Brittany is very excited and says "Thanks!" as well.


I might be able tomake the cake happen, but c'mon pierlux, you're getting me into trouble with the 5D II! []

[cian3307]

What I really love about the shot is the angle it was taken from - its almost like the viewer is another butterfly on an adjacent flower! Shots like that make you feel you're part of the scene, not just an observer. Well done Brittany, I am green with envy!

you're getting me into trouble with the 5D II! [img]/emoticons/emotion-1.gif[/img]
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To capture more fabulous butterfly shots Brittany will also need the 180L Macro lens for her new 5DM II[]

[ShutterbugJohan]

you're getting me into trouble with the 5D II! [img]/emoticons/emotion-1.gif[/img]
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To capture more fabulous butterfly shots Brittany will also need the 180L Macro lens for her new 5DM II[img]/emoticons/emotion-5.gif[/img]

And a Speedlite MT-24EX Macro Twin Lite. [:P]

[Bryan Carnathan]

I love the perspective young kids bring to photography. They look up at almost everything.

[TSEvanson]

I agree. Give a child a camera, and you can see the world through their eyes.

[Bryan Carnathan]

My mind must have been clouded as I forgot to include the EXIF info for that shot:


7.4mm, ISO 50, 1/640, f/2.8, ambient light only