Exhibit Portrait shots

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One of my students, a very clever doctor.
Shot in summer of 1989 (probably) with Nikon FE2 (for sure) on an ISO 32 soviet film and developed in DK-50
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Doc,
Nice images. But you shocked me when I saw the text Shot in summer of 1989.
With all the shootings that are going on, I misread your statement as if misfortune
befell on your clever student.

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sury wrote:Doc,
Nice images. But you shocked me when I saw the text Shot in summer of 1989.
With all the shootings that are going on, I misread your statement as if misfortune
befell on your clever student.

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Just caught up with all these - some cracking shots and some very moving stories, too. I really like the old B/W ones of Dr Harout! That last one looks like 'Cat Stevens' did!
Sadly I've nothing good over 6 years old as I only got my first decent camera 6 1/2 years ago.
This is a snapshot portrait of my Granddaughter, Lulu who is two years old. He Mum is olive complexioned with brown eyes and black hair so it was a bit of a shock for her when she produced a blue eyed platinum blonde. She's very much like my son was when he was a toddler.

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Very cute.
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Lovely blue eyes :)
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Nikkormat EL + Nikkor 50/1.4
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Not a formal portrait, but Lilly (4 1/2) wanted me to take one of her like this. She just brought me the camera told me "Take a picture, Daddy.", hence the harsh on-camera flash.
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Wildieswife wrote:Just caught up with all these - some cracking shots and some very moving stories, too. I really like the old B/W ones of Dr Harout! That last one looks like 'Cat Stevens' did!
Sadly I've nothing good over 6 years old as I only got my first decent camera 6 1/2 years ago.
This is a snapshot portrait of my Granddaughter, Lulu who is two years old. He Mum is olive complexioned with brown eyes and black hair so it was a bit of a shock for her when she produced a blue eyed platinum blonde. She's very much like my son was when he was a toddler.




Pat
Very nice capture, Pat. Those blue eyes are riveting.

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Dusty,
That is a keeper. You can have so much fun with it. Cherish the memory. Flash it at her graduation.
May be even at wedding. Like the advertisement for Master Card, the possibilities are endless. :)
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taken with the a99+cz24-70/2.8 combo.....

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Love the funny face! You can embarass her when she's older ;) And nice 'serious' portraits, yous twos!

Another of my Grandson - a sneaky shot when he was looking at Granddad as he's started to know when the camera is around.......


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Well, to be fair to Lilly, I guess I have to post the one of me she insisted on taking.
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