Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
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there you go Kev more pictures
Connie getting to grips with crawling
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there you go Kev more pictures
Dan Cattermole
Dan Down - The Steampunk Womble
Go on Connie!!!
Great shots H, looks like she's enjoying it.
Great shots H, looks like she's enjoying it.
Kev Pugh
Well-Known Member
Go on Connie!!!
Great shots H, looks like she's enjoying it.
Is this the same look you have when you've fell outta your saddle DD???
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
She is getting a bit impatient with her self I think...
seems to get stressed at the fact that she can only really go backwards effectively
seems to get stressed at the fact that she can only really go backwards effectively
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
Nothing wrong with arriving butt first!
Lovely shots Hamish, especially like the close-up #1, and the heads-up and narrow DOF in #2
Lovely shots Hamish, especially like the close-up #1, and the heads-up and narrow DOF in #2
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I don't think she even knows she is going backwards ... Poor thing gets very confused!
Cheers Chris
The AF is def better in v1.2 I'm. It sure I'd have got these with the x100 a few weeks back
Cheers Chris
The AF is def better in v1.2 I'm. It sure I'd have got these with the x100 a few weeks back
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Be you soon matey ... Takin pix of a littlun ... 
Brian Moore
Moderator
My older one, Caiti (now 20), was a tyrant at that age. But when she got able to crawl and move about on her own she metamorphosed into a human being, which she has thankfully remained.
Mark Grant
Canon user
Excellent photos Hamish, the second is my favorite,
Paul Lange
Moderator
I think that the mix of 35mm wide angle and fast aperture is a real strength of the X100 as these photos show. I like the fact that they are in no way cheesy like many of the kids portraits that people have done either.
Dave Moss
Well-Known Member
I agree Paul although I sometimes wonder about babies photo's if they are better done by the family!! My brother in law had a "professional" portrait taken at the hospital the photo he has on the wall on a canvas is one of mine taken the next day at home as the "professional" one cuts bits off Dominics head and my sis in law said it was like production line photography when it was done. And yes Hamish 11 more weeks and there might be a few other baby photo's here!!!
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I have my fingers crossed for that Brian
Cheers Mark!
Cheers Mark!
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Traditional pro childerens portraits are exactly that ... Traditional - longer lens, probably sat on a fur blanket (or similar) etc ...
They are just a bit samey, I prefer something that captures a bit of life ... A wider angle tends to do that! People complain about distortion of fetures etc, but that only really happens if you try and fill the frame with the face, and it doesn't always matter anyway!
They are just a bit samey, I prefer something that captures a bit of life ... A wider angle tends to do that! People complain about distortion of fetures etc, but that only really happens if you try and fill the frame with the face, and it doesn't always matter anyway!
Mark Grant
Canon user
What I like about that is the 'creamy' out of focus background, the catch light in Connies eyes, the natural non posed look.
One of those shots that just happens that would be hard to capture again.
