They were all taken by my 7 year-old daughter Laura, with a Canon 350D and a 18-55 Kit lens (no IS!). She got no help from Mum or I in these either. I reckon she's a bit of a natural!
Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
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Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Drifting » Mon 09 May, 2011 9:30 am
Here's a few photos from Cradle Mtn this weekend. MAKE SURE you read the blurb at the end when you've had a look!
They were all taken by my 7 year-old daughter Laura, with a Canon 350D and a 18-55 Kit lens (no IS!). She got no help from Mum or I in these either. I reckon she's a bit of a natural!
They were all taken by my 7 year-old daughter Laura, with a Canon 350D and a 18-55 Kit lens (no IS!). She got no help from Mum or I in these either. I reckon she's a bit of a natural!
All good things are wild, and free.
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by tsangpo » Mon 09 May, 2011 9:38 am
Very nice. You should set that last one as a desktop background.
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Drifting » Mon 09 May, 2011 9:50 am
Good idea! Thanks!
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by bushwalker zane » Mon 09 May, 2011 10:01 am
These are some beautiful shots here 
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Mickeymoo » Mon 09 May, 2011 1:12 pm
Nice work, I'd say she certainly has some natural talent for taking photos! I particulalrly love the first one.
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Drifting » Mon 09 May, 2011 2:26 pm
Yes- the first one is a printer, no doubt. Thanks! I'm about to go fetch her from school, and she'll be really jazzed about the feedback.
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by nickthetasmaniac » Mon 09 May, 2011 3:56 pm
Natural indeed The first and last shots are great!
The first and last shots are great!Rondanestien (Nor), Southern Ranges (Tas), Western Arthurs (Tas)
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by DaveNoble » Mon 09 May, 2011 7:58 pm
Nice shots! A promising start!
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Nick S » Sat 14 May, 2011 7:07 pm
Nice, Yeah definitely some thought into these pics!
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by Drifting » Sun 15 May, 2011 2:04 pm
We're proud parents! And she's really appreciated your comments- thanks for helping us encourage her.
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Re: Cradle Mtn/Fagus Shots from 7/2
by iandsmith » Mon 16 May, 2011 12:54 pm
Doesn't look like she needs encouragement to me! A definite budding talent.
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