My daughter and an A200

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caporip
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My daughter and an A200

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My daughter Emma (16) needed some portraits for her art and borrowed my a200:-

her big sister
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self portrait
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all taken with the kit lens. I think she's a convert!
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Re: My daughter and an A200

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Cool, that last shot though reminds me of 'Rachael' (then a young Sean Young) from the movie Blade Runner.....similar face..too my eye that is. :)
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Hi caporip,

I like them all, especially the b&w ones which are also accentuated with the chosen scene or pose or mood acquired by the female subjects.

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Re: My daughter and an A200

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I think your daughter should become a member of these forums so that we can enjoy more of her very nice images.
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Nice shots! I agree with Winston.

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MMMMM! if I were you and you bought an a900 I wouldnt tell your daughter, I have two daughters myself and I am so happy that all they think about is shoes and clothes. I think there is some talent there with regard to photography, good luck! :x
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I second Winston.
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These are good! Get her a fast 50mm (they're cheap enough) and let her play with that creative tool...she's got a good eye for composition.
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