A girl and her lame dadarazzi

Ok, so I'm the dadarazzi and the girl is my daughter. We went out to eat with the grandparents and she was done with eating so settled into some coloring. When she noticed I was taking pictures of her she said "ugh, you taking pictures again?" and gave me this look:

NIKON D200    ---    85mm    f/2.0    1/60s    ISO 800

followed by a startup of a smirk:

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well, then. whispered to my FIL if he can ask her if she wants some ice-cream (so I can get her reaction), and captured this:

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and then, when it was time to wait for the ice-cream, she was back to the "are you done yet?" 'tude :wink:

NIKON D200    ---    85mm    f/2.0    1/80s    ISO 800

Managed to also capture my son in a (rare) moment of sitting still:

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(His shirt says "I still live with my parents", if anyone cares. :biggrin 

All images captured with D200 85 f/1.4 in available light.

 

:biggrin: As I was putting it together, I was thinking just that! I know I've seen a couple of your Mackenzie "dad, do you HAVE to right now?" pictures.

Thanks, Art. Greatest thing about taking their pictures is that I can distort reality---they are still and quiet for a moment! :wink:

All they'd get is debt, at this point. Maybe in a few years. :smile:

 

They'll certainly let you know when they want to be photographed, and when you're just wasting their time.   Thanks for looking and commenting.

That's a shame, but thanks for looking.

Thanks, Charlie. I think your granddaughter's a bit younger, no? Well, those looks are coming! :biggrin:

Thanks, Luc. The great things for us, as photo enthusiasts, is that they can make all the faces they want, it just gives us more photo ops!

Thanks, Don. I don't doubt it one bit!

 

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Nice capture Glenn. I just hope that's not the response you got when you asked if she wanted ice cream! :biggrin: