My daughter understands proper composition and lighting.....

mrpink · Jul 13, 2011

and shes only two.

DSC_4342 by Matt Francosky, on Flickr

And yes, derrel, I put her in timeout for not using portrait orientation.

p!nK

D-B-J · Jul 13, 2011

LOL at your center composition though.

D-B-J · Jul 13, 2011

But really, cute picture

mrpink · Jul 13, 2011

Couple others I shot while we were "playing camera"...

DSC_4354 by Matt Francosky, on Flickr

DSC_4358 by Matt Francosky, on Flickr

^^ Not easy to do with a gripped D90 and heavy ass 17-55 2.8 lens, beer curls must really be paying off for me ^^

p!nK

mrpink · Jul 13, 2011

D-B-J said:
LOL at your center composition though.

I am still learning.....

p!nK

kundalini · Jul 13, 2011

I like the way she is creating a broad foundation and is cleverly using her knee for additional support in #1.

mrpink · Jul 13, 2011

Good point, I didnt even get into her perfect mechanics. I am sure she was using a slower shutter speed so she needed the additional stablization. I know you wont believe me when I say this but, she has not even read "Understanding Exposure" by that Peterson guy. Yeah. Total mind blower huh?p!nK

Derrel · Jul 13, 2011

Dude,

Thanks for telling me you disciplined her for shooting that photo of the seated teddy bear in horizontal camera orientation!!! Your swift, firm-handed, and loving parental guidance saved me from having to come on here and be the heavy and get all bad-azz on your kid, and deliver a stinging excoriation on the ills of horizontalitis--which I would have expected YOU TO DELIVER to your adorable toddler daughter immediately!!! Of course, softening it, and adapting it for her young vocabulary, with phrases like, "Tall bear-bear means tall camera,honey!!" and "tall framing good, wide framing BAD! Bad!"

ladynikon · Jul 13, 2011

Lol I love this thread it's super cute!!!! And a big lol to the center comp on the first pic ;-) but it's still awesome!!!

GeorgieGirl · Jul 13, 2011

That little critter in the photo with the bandana sure seems to get the title idea too. Nice job on the photo story. You, the little girl, and the *model* are winners. :thumbup:

D-B-J · Jul 13, 2011

mrpink said:
D-B-J said:

LOL at your center composition though.

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I am still learning.....

p!nK

Trust me, i am too. I just thought it was ironic saying that your daughter understood composition yet you center framed. I'm not saying it's bad, its just ironic.

NikonME · Jul 13, 2011

I'm just curious as to why they were 'playing camera' in Matts' room, instead of his daughters' room. Good thing she wasn't bouncing flash off her dads' pink walls. ;P