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Thanks for all the input,Tanya,Bruce, Bill and thanks for nuthin Frank<vbg>lol etc
Very nice samples you posted Tanya. Looks like my work is cut out for me now.lol
I think your right that 'candid' is probably the way to go with here. She is just
starting
the 'drunken
sailor' walking now,so i hope shes a bit better in March.:-) I was in their home Friday
and did a quick
look at available light spots inside the house. Some possibilites but not what i was
hoping for. It looks a
lot better than it is when looking out to in.
My best bet is near tha ponds,nicer back grounds.
I will have to really on Mom and some of the students for this shoot. The reason i did
mostly candids at
the horse shows is she is facinated by my long hair and beard(at least this is what we
think)She can be
howling with laughter playing with the young riders and when i try to get her attention
its stop, look and
stare.:-)
However she does not mind the camera,attention or is a fussy baby at all.She is very
much
used to a
lot of people around as there are tons of 'barn moms' at the show to keep her happy and
occupied.
I keep forgetting i can use 220 film with the 6x7.Only 120 with the Y-M, information to
which brain has
yet to disgard.
I suppose the time will be better worked out closer to shoot time as her daily schedule
may change by
then(never thought of that,Jr is almost 21 so those days are long gone<g>)
As for flash i rarely use it,will bring one,but hope to not have to resort to it.
Once again thanks for the tips folks and the samples Tanya
I'll post any good ones.
Dave
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> purely photographic one. As you are well aware, your "model" isn't actually
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