Street photography by a two year old
Posted 29/09/2018 - 14:42 - Helpful Comment
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He has created some interesting compositions and his low point of view really adds another dimension to the photographs. Lovely that he is enjoying photography and starting to make considered compositions.
Posted 29/09/2018 - 15:57 - Helpful Comment
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A lot of talent from someone so young....
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Posted 29/09/2018 - 16:18
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To be honest I don't think he really grasps what a good image might look like so I suggested what he should try and snap.
You'd have a good laugh if you actually saw most of the shots - he would click the shutter every few seconds when he was distracted by other things so there are a lot of shoe shots
And what it really shows me is that photography is much less about the gear and so much more about being there and enjoying the moments you capture. I'm looking forward to going out more often with him to improve his (and my own) skills.
You'd have a good laugh if you actually saw most of the shots - he would click the shutter every few seconds when he was distracted by other things so there are a lot of shoe shots
And what it really shows me is that photography is much less about the gear and so much more about being there and enjoying the moments you capture. I'm looking forward to going out more often with him to improve his (and my own) skills.
All the gear with no idea
Posted 29/09/2018 - 17:51 - Helpful Comment
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HarisF1 wrote:
To be honest I don't think he really grasps what a good image might look like so I suggested what he should try and snap.
You'd have a good laugh if you actually saw most of the shots - he would click the shutter every few seconds when he was distracted by other things so there are a lot of shoe shots
And what it really shows me is that photography is much less about the gear and so much more about being there and enjoying the moments you capture. I'm looking forward to going out more often with him to improve his (and my own) skills.
Keep it up, encourage it while you can, without it becoming a chore. Cracking little set, and well done to the teacher too
To be honest I don't think he really grasps what a good image might look like so I suggested what he should try and snap.
You'd have a good laugh if you actually saw most of the shots - he would click the shutter every few seconds when he was distracted by other things so there are a lot of shoe shots
And what it really shows me is that photography is much less about the gear and so much more about being there and enjoying the moments you capture. I'm looking forward to going out more often with him to improve his (and my own) skills.
I know what i like, If not always why.
Posted 30/09/2018 - 00:05 - Helpful Comment
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Clearly a new talent worth encouraging.
Best regards, John
Posted 30/09/2018 - 13:48
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He has a flair, that is for sure. 2 and 3 for me please.
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Posted 30/09/2018 - 14:06
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What does he think of the AF ?
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Here are a few shots I'd like to share from this trip out. All images taken with the Q-S1 and 01 lens, using the monochrome bold preset. His pictures (apart from the last one), edited by me. Enjoy