Cap's on

[Julian Tanase]

My daughter, posing for me and fooling around with my 105/2.5 lens. I have always been intimidated by shooting indoors in low light, never got the results I was looking for. This photograph is part of a long series of taking the portraits of the family, much to the annoyance of my young'un, because that is the time when she is doing her homework. But she is very gracious in allowing her old man waste a few frames every now and then . When she has a bit of time off, she is returning the favour by doing portraits of me with her OM1.

Nikon FM3a, Kodak Tri-X 400@160 (expired 2003)

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[Gianluca Drago]

Beautiful portrait, expressive and full of balance. It brought a smile to my face.

 

[Julian Tanase]

Thank you, Gianluca. Imagine how often I smile

 

[Tony Britton]

Congratulations on this wonderful portrait! Nicely composed image!

 

[Julian Tanase]

Really appreciated, Tony !

 

[Rob MacKillop]

The sort of portrait only a trusted family member could take, which makes it special.

I hope you do more low light indoor shots, Julian.

 

[Julian Tanase]

The sort of portrait only a trusted family member could take, which makes it special.

I hope you do more low light indoor shots, Julian.

Thank you, Rob!

 

[Bill Brown]

Maybe one of those little Gorilla tripods or a small sandbag would help to steady your shot. This time it looks like you got it. Recently became part of the empty nester crowd and my camera has been sitting quietly. Keep documenting these family moments.