Nice, sarurated colors. The wide angle gives great depth for this one. I'm courious about some of her shots. Maybe you could post the better ones here as well. Just to see, is talent inheritable. :)

Beautiful picture and a lucky girl :)

how come she gets to play with it?
I want a go now!

great shot. and I'd love to see some of her pictures if she lets you.

what does she think of you posting this image?

Great shot, but you must post one of Camilla's - unless you're worried about being shown up! How does the new lens compare? I did a shoot on Sat and had to use primes - my F4 zooms wouldn't cut it.

Perhaps one of the luckiest girls in the world to have you as a photo mentor

These colors are beautiful! Nice equipment.

Good to see that she is following in your footsteps. I'm quite impressed that this was processed entirely in Camera Raw. I must look at it in some more depth.

Any more news on the tutorials and such?

Nice photo. The more she gets into photography the more she'll appreciate photos of her creating her art. Maybe it's just my massive ego, but with me being behind the camera there's just not enough photos of me!
I like that camera RAW now supports my D40x (as does aperture and lightroom, finally)... my trial of Capture NX was about to run out!

When did you get a 16-35mm????? Lucky you! I'm soooo jealous!

Bonjour,
Well done composition..16-35 II !..Bravo!

See you purchased the Mk11 version of this lens. Canon have done a good job in the design, wide angle corners are some of the best seen. But 82mm filters, expensive and different to the most of rest of the lenses in your bag.

Looks like a fun outing, especially just the two of you.

Lovely shot,

Can't believe how good an improvememnt Camera RAWv4.1 is, also love the new bridge, a lot faster than the older version.

Suby

tuck her left elbow in and have her palm support the lens. she'll be more stable that way ;]

The bright colors are a nice surprise. I love how she's somewhat bundled up but still running around in bare feet. Only at the beach ...

Nice title.

Like father like daughter

Is it cold enough even at this time of the year to weat that jacket?

Blimey, another grand on a lens - someone must be doing alright! I notice the light fall-off or vignetting: was this added in by you? I ask because I wasn't expecting that at 18mm / F8 even on a Full Frame.

Nice shot, great colours. I'm curious about her pictures too ;)

The colors are really good and I think the compostion is great as well

Definitively a genius of the color. Greetings from Spain. Good "LIGHT".

A great picture for Canon publicity to use.
Camera Raw 4 is a joy to use, but Adobe Lightroom has common features and is pretty much all I use for most pictures these days. I certainly prefer it over Aperture and although I have CS3, I rarely use it for day-to-day material.

Lovely wideangle, saturated colours...
What was she framing at the time??
Doesn't it make you feel proud that your daughter shares your passion for photography??
My oldest (18) is making some steps too, although she is more into DTP and Graphical design...The youngest (8) loves to shoot the little nikon 3200 until the card is full or the batteries are drained...
So much fun to watch that enthousiasme!

Great colors. Nice shot!

I like the shot but I am sad you have used acr for develop your raw archive.
Just when I have opened your web today I noted the colours were not the same. This shot has what I have called adobe colours, something horrible for me.
Please David like admirer I have to beg you not to use acr and to keep using capture one or another developer.

Actually David, Sergio makes a point. I usually shoot and edit in the Adobe 1998 colour profile. In Photoshop, OSX, and Safari the colours are wonderful, just how I want them. In Firefox the colours are very muted. I know that this is because Safari supports colour profiles and Firefox/IE don't. Your photos, while there are some differences in browsers, don't change as much as mine do. How do you manage this? I know accurate colour on the web is a lost cause, but you seem to have less problems than I do!

E y e V i s i o n (and everyone else): I'll put a shot of Milly's up tomorrow.

Joseph: she didn't much like this one, but she was ok about me putting it up.

Jennifer: the 16-35, as best I can tell, is quite a bit better than the 17-40, especially towards the edges of the frame.

Ash: I'll update everyone about the tutorials soon.

ROB: I'm using Lee filters, so just needed to get a new adapter for the lens.

Bald Spots: :-)

MarkDM: it was a warm day, but very windy - hence the coat.

Si: yes, I added the vignette in ACR.

Ronald: yes, I'm pleased she's interested in photography. As for the shot she was taking: she was facing the sea.

Sergio: Ok, I'll think about that.

Ash: I don't know. I add the sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to each image before uploading them, but beyond that I don't do anything special.

Dave: It will be interesting to see what you make of this lens in the long run. To my eyes, the image is lacking a sharpness that I feel should be there with this lens, and I'm sure it's not poor technique from you - I've known you long enough ;-)

Of course it could just be my eyes, and the fact that I just don't tend to see any sharp images made with any Canon wide zoom. They just seem to have a smoothness that I don't like at all, and that's why I sold my 17-40 within a week of buying it.

Nothing to do with picture though - that's cool.

What are your thoughts on this ?

THIS is what I remember Chromasia being like. Good colours, beautiful scenes. It's bee so dark lately.

very nice colors. good angle too.

camera raw 4.1 you say! looks good... some nice range in the tones and stuff... might have to give a whirl!

whatever you do... don't let you start doing that stupid self portrait bullshit... its just plain wrong to see so many young girls and women on places like flickr and blogs etc doing that sort of thing and getting attention for it...

Nice capture....heavy toys here !!

Not much more to be said than what's already been mentioned. I do think Canon should be snapping this up though, I can't think of many better shots that would show off just how good their stuff is in the right hands.
Great colours, great framing, and just an all round great shot. I've just recently got bored of trying to make images technically perfect, and have instead started to look for moments to capture. This shot shows you can have both at the same time.
Fantastic.