Brother and Sister

[MrDalgof]

My son was working on a school project and it was my job to try and keep his younger sister out of his way. I mostly succeeded.

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[Flyfishdk]

Vey very nice. like the natural experience... thanks for sharing

 

[Ottrott's Human]

Nice series, but a really excellent use of DOF and great framing of that last photo.

 

[frede]

Very nice Chris. All three are great, but I also like the 3rd photo the best - I've been trying to capture my 2 and 4 yr olds in a similar fashion for months....no luck yet. At least nothing as nice as yours. :smile:

 

[MrDalgof]

Vey very nice. like the natural experience... thanks for sharing

Thank you, Nico. I'm glad you like these.

 

[MrDalgof]

Nice series, but a really excellent use of DOF and great framing of that last photo.

Thanks, Stuart. It was that third photo that I really wanted to post. I know the other two shots aren't particularly interesting but I thought they gave perhaps a bit of context to the third and so maybe giving it a little more than it would have on its own.

 

[MrDalgof]

Very nice Chris. All three are great, but I also like the 3rd photo the best - I've been trying to capture my 2 and 4 yr olds in a similar fashion for months....no luck yet. At least nothing as nice as yours. :smile:

Thank you, Fred. It is hard to get those little, squirmy people to cooperate at all let alone do it when conditions are good for photography! :smile: For me at least, it is all about "luck."