magdacoulterphotography
Neighbourhood Kids Series - Image #6 (Ellena)
Posted by Magda (Vancouver, Canada) on 8 June 2009 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.
Over the past two weeks I took photographs of all the neighbourhood kids that visit our house daily. All of them are wonderful kids that play a huge role in our everyday lives. Paige and Tara adore them and treat them as family.
I have a full permission from their parents to post them here on AM3. :)
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http://24x36mm.aminus3.com/portfolio/
Is Back! Please visit his photoblog - you won't be dissapointed! :) His portfolio is very impressive.
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Willow wrote: "The CHALLENGE is on! Thanks to everyone for your comments and suggestions. Abstracts seemed to generate the most interest so ABSTRACTS are it. Let's set the date for June 25th to give us all some time to get creative. The only rule is that there are NO rules - after all, these are supposed to be ABSTRACT!!! Any photographic technique, subject and processing is perfect! So pass the word along and let's get creative!
My favorite definition of the word 'abstract': something that concentrates in itself the essential qualities of anything; essence. Feel free to redefine the he word any way you'd like."
Thank you so much for taking your time to visit and comment on my photographs. It is greatly appreciated! :)
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Please do not copy or use these images without my permission.
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@24x36mm: Thank you Darren. Thank you for the suggestion. Sounds great, I will have to try it. :)
@Mithun Varma: Thank you Mithun
@Bill Jennings: Thank you Bill! I just wish I didn't rush with this one! It was one of the last images from that photo shoot and we were losing daylight. I forgot to increase the ISO, which would allow me for a higher shutter speed eliminating the hand shake. Well, lesson learned - don't rush! ;) Easier said than done sometimes, eh?! (grin)
@Vinod: Thank you very much :)
@Yvonne Simons: Thank you very much! :)
@Monique: Thank you Monique
@Craig: Thank you Craig
@Laurent: Thank you so much Laurent!
@Eric Cousineau: :)) Thank you! I'm so pleased to hear that! She will be even happier to know that! :)
@Onlymehdi: Thank you
@marc battault: Thank you Marc
@john4jack: Thank you Jack! :))
@Graham Russon: Thank you so much
@Arantza: Thank you!
@Laurie: Thank you so much Laurie!
@Susan: :)) Thank you Susan! I want to re-do this one to make it even better. ;)
@Sandrine: Thank you Sandrine!
@Bill: Thank you so much Bill! This means so much to me! :))
@Mandy Provan: She is wonderful!!! Thank you Mandy!
@Ada Panich: Thank you Ada!
@LM: Thank you! :)
@Pai: Thank you so very much! :)
@dj.tigersprout: Thank you! :)
@Azarakhsh: :)) Thank you so much
@Marion: Thank you Marion. You are so kind! :))
@Abraham Siloé: Thank you :))
@pedro alexandre: Thank you Pedro. Oh, yes I know.... I wrote to Bill Jennings how much I wished I had more daylight for this shot so I could use higher shutter speed, especially taking this one without a tripod. I want to re-do this one to make it better. :) I'm glad that you can see it. Those comments are the most valuable for me. Thank you for stopping by.
@Heather J. Woodland: :)) Thank you
@Pavan Kaul: Thank you
Nikon D80
1/60 second
F/3.2
ISO 250
75 mm (35mm equiv.)
