This is more of a 'fun' shot than the previous two, but I do quite like it. It was taken about 20 minutes prior to my previous two entries and is of our youngest daughter sleeping on the beach. She'd fallen asleep in the car and slept quite happily for another twenty minutes or so before waking up and posing for this shot, my entry for the day before yesterday.
camera capture date aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO focal length flash image quality white balance cropped?
Canon G5
2.33pm on 23/8/04
f2.0
1/1250
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
7.2mm
yes
RAW
auto
no
comment byDirk at 09:39 AM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
I love your recent series of your children. Looks like they are 'well trained' already to ignore the camera and thats why the shots are that beautiful. And this one is quite funny indeed. Greetings from Dresden.
comment byRainKing at 10:02 AM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
I can't say why, but this picture reminds me of a cartoon. I like it. The contrasts of the colors work very well, and so does the perspective. Perfect title, too.
comment bymark at 02:42 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
So do your kids humor you when you try to take a picture or do they "ham" it up for you?
I amazed at the amount of depth you can get with that G5 at f/2.0!!
comment by Azziria at 03:18 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
This shot made me laugh - thank you!
And I love the colours :-)
comment bymandar at 03:27 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
Cool shot. Love the colors.
A small request - can you make a small tutorial and go step by step about how you get your derived black and white images. the whole thing about extracting Red channel and stuff. i know you've said it in here a lot of times, but it's still a bit confusing for me.
comment byLori at 03:57 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
Lovely photo. It's great to see a kid pic taken from an entirely fresh angle!
comment byeast3rd at 04:39 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
Great perspective here, and nice depth of field. I'm going to have to buy a pair of pink sneakers to try this out myself... but somehow I feel like it won't have the same effect... :)
comment bykyle at 04:50 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
Geez David, I hope she's OK.
-kyle
comment bytiffany at 05:54 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
That is beautiful, sir. Continually impressive. I <3 u. :D
comment by beagle at 09:43 PM (GMT) on 26 August, 2004
I see that child modeling can be very tiring. take it easy on your kids man.
comment bypat at 12:45 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
the depth of field is great, you own some very nice camera equipment.
comment bySandra Rocha at 02:50 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
LOL this is great, perfect title for it too :-D
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comment byDanielle_SC247 at 02:59 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
Normally, if this picture was taken by someone else, I believe I would find it boring, but your pictures have such great color and focus, it makes them all the better and more interesting.
comment bybob at 03:34 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
Ahh, the life of a child -- if I had one wish -- just one... I'd be sleeping on the beach -- dreaming of things to come...
Great shot, David!
comment byMartin at 05:48 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
That's a fantastic follow up to your previous two posts. It brings a lot of 'realness' to the series. Great photo's.
comment bydjn1 at 08:20 AM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
Thanks everyone.
mark: the younger two (the ones in my most recent shots) tend to ignore me, but the older two do "ham" it up on occassion ;-)
mandar: next time I use that approach I'll explain it in more detail.
comment bywookiee at 02:52 PM (GMT) on 27 August, 2004
Man down! Man down!
I think you need to photoshop a bunch of lilliputians in there tying her down.
This is more of a 'fun' shot than the previous two, but I do quite like it. It was taken about 20 minutes prior to my previous two entries and is of our youngest daughter sleeping on the beach. She'd fallen asleep in the car and slept quite happily for another twenty minutes or so before waking up and posing for this shot, my entry for the day before yesterday.
capture date
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
focal length
flash
image quality
white balance
cropped?
2.33pm on 23/8/04
f2.0
1/1250
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
50
7.2mm
yes
RAW
auto
no
I love your recent series of your children. Looks like they are 'well trained' already to ignore the camera and thats why the shots are that beautiful. And this one is quite funny indeed. Greetings from Dresden.
I can't say why, but this picture reminds me of a cartoon. I like it. The contrasts of the colors work very well, and so does the perspective. Perfect title, too.
So do your kids humor you when you try to take a picture or do they "ham" it up for you?
I amazed at the amount of depth you can get with that G5 at f/2.0!!
This shot made me laugh - thank you!
And I love the colours :-)
Cool shot. Love the colors.
A small request - can you make a small tutorial and go step by step about how you get your derived black and white images. the whole thing about extracting Red channel and stuff. i know you've said it in here a lot of times, but it's still a bit confusing for me.
Lovely photo. It's great to see a kid pic taken from an entirely fresh angle!
Great perspective here, and nice depth of field. I'm going to have to buy a pair of pink sneakers to try this out myself... but somehow I feel like it won't have the same effect... :)
Geez David, I hope she's OK.
-kyle
Ha! This one made me giggle.The title is perfect.
That is beautiful, sir. Continually impressive. I <3 u. :D
I see that child modeling can be very tiring. take it easy on your kids man.
the depth of field is great, you own some very nice camera equipment.
LOL this is great, perfect title for it too :-D
~~
Normally, if this picture was taken by someone else, I believe I would find it boring, but your pictures have such great color and focus, it makes them all the better and more interesting.
Ahh, the life of a child -- if I had one wish -- just one... I'd be sleeping on the beach -- dreaming of things to come...
Great shot, David!
That's a fantastic follow up to your previous two posts. It brings a lot of 'realness' to the series. Great photo's.
Thanks everyone.
mark: the younger two (the ones in my most recent shots) tend to ignore me, but the older two do "ham" it up on occassion ;-)
mandar: next time I use that approach I'll explain it in more detail.
Man down! Man down!
I think you need to photoshop a bunch of lilliputians in there tying her down.