My busy little girl

[Loupey]

My daughter was a hand model in 2005 for a board game. We've been looking for the game to be released since then. Yesterday, we finally found it.

She's done numerous TV, video, print, and web jobs - but that was the only time they used a non-face shot.

Proud dad tooting his horn

[draymorton]

Cute pic, Loupey.

[Old Timer]

I for one am much more proud of the accomplishments of my children than I ever was of my own. You have every right to toot her horn. You sure have a willing audience here at PR. Congrats to her.

[Loupey]

draymorton/Old Timer - thank you both for the comments.

[JamesV]

Congrats to your daughter and to her proud dad... :23:

James

BTW, my buddies daughter was in one of those buckle up campaign some time ago. They were the ads for the billboards.

[megan]

Very cool! Good for her!

[AmberC]

Thats really neat! And what a pretty young lady she is!!

[Loupey]

James, Megan, Amber - thank you all for the kind comments.

The same photographer that shot this game board project later included her for his art exhibition in which he featured the subtle differences in the human face. To do so, he hand-made his own digital camera - basically turning it into a view camera to achieve his selectively angled DOF.

The exhibit was on display last year. She is on the wall closest to the camera.

Thanks again, everyone!

[Grandpaw]

James, Megan, Amber - thank you all for the kind comments.

The same photographer that shot this game board project later included her for his art exhibition in which he featured the subtle differences in the human face. To do so, he hand-made his own digital camera - basically turning it into a view camera to achieve his selectively angled DOF.

The exhibit was on display last year. She is on the wall closest to the camera.

Thanks again, everyone!

That is one fine picture and even finer looking model, Jeff

[icicle]

Congrats to the both of you.

[susaan]

Toot away! She is delightful.