The wifey @ 30wks (warning: belly photos! ;) )

Sharkbait · Oct 3, 2004

Cruising right along, only about 10 wks to go. I can't believe we're going to have a little yowler in just a few weeks!!! :shock: :thumbsup:

These were shot with the new 50mm f/1.8 lens. I really like that little glass! Harder to judge lighting, esp with flash though.

errant_star · Oct 3, 2004

Beautiful ... and congratulations btw ... your wife really glows!!

mentos_007 · Oct 3, 2004

wow! Wonderful shots Sharky! I'm sure you are very happy together!

santino · Oct 3, 2004

#2 is just beautiful and I think you've chosen the right lighting

John E. · Oct 3, 2004

Your wife has a priceless expression on the second picture. She looks so happy and content (almost in love, if that's possible) with her pregnancy. Good capture.

Corry · Oct 3, 2004

Beautiful, as usual, Shark!

JonMikal · Oct 3, 2004

Cruzin said:
Your wife has a priceless expression on the second picture. She looks so happy and content (almost in love, if that's possible) with her pregnancy. Good capture.

yes!

Alison · Oct 3, 2004

Wow! I have to say, your photography has really improved during her pregnancy. Not that the other pictures weren't good as well, but these two are by far the best in my opinion! Great work!

goodmoon · Oct 4, 2004

good!

deb · Oct 4, 2004

I like these.

In the first one, she seems to be cradling the baby.

The second one is enhanced by the soft focus. It has a gentle look and says "tenderness".

hobbes28 · Oct 4, 2004

Wow Sharkey. Wow.

Congrats!!!!!!

Big Mike · Oct 4, 2004

Fantastic photos...I knew you would love that lens.

terri · Oct 4, 2004

She is beautiful! These photos are lovely. I think your perspective on the second image was inspired! Great shots!

We're getting excited to see the little bugger, too, ya know!! :wink:

Sharkbait · Oct 4, 2004

Thanks for the great comments everyone. She certainly does make a great model!!

Hopefully the kid looks like her. hehehe!

I do love that 50mm f/1.8. Great DOF and I can shoot in such low light. Wow. FWIW, I did the soft-focus in post-processing in photoshop using that technique I posted a few weeks back.