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    Jedi Master masdog's Avatar
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    Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    Over Christmas Break, my girlfriend's 1 year old nephew got into the Christmas gifts. She thought it was cute, so I broke out my camera to get her some pictures for her scrapbook.

    The top picture is my girlfriend's cat when it decided to attack the Christmas tree.







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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    Nothing like the kids to put the fun in Christmas. Nice shots.
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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    I love 2nd. the way his hands are together. you can tell he was really studying the nativity - probably wanting to grab the figures and doing everything he can not to!
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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    Nothing better than a cherub with a dirty face.
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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    Quote Originally Posted by Old Timer
    Nothing like the kids to put the fun in Christmas. Nice shots.
    Thanks, OT. It was nice to work with a kid who was cooperative. He didn't mind me taking pictures, but then both his mother and one of his aunts are big on taking pictures for scrapbooking. I guess he is used to being in front of a camera by now.
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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    masdog, you really can't go wrong with kiddie pics. looks like the cat was shedding, based on the boy's coat;) .

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    Re: Some Christmas Photography - first time working with kids...

    Nice stuff. Looks like the light on the tyke in the third shot is a little "top heavy", though. Fairly soft, but still notice the shadows under the eyes.

    And easy way to solve that (assuming you don't want to pop a fill flash in their eyes) is to simply raise your angle of view and have the subject look up a bit more. The light will then hit them at a better angle...
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