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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:03 amThe occassionaly significant other accompanied her munchkin on a school outing to a science exhibition yesterday.
She took heaps of pix using my trusty old Canon A30 p&s but this particular one screamed out to me for some radical p&p, so naturally I obliged.
The original.
The result.
Pity I didn't take it as I reckon it would have been a good candidate for this months ES.
On another tack, there is a thread on kids taking pix. We have recently started given the A30 to the munchkin to play with. She hasn't come up with anything overly interesting yet but has plenty of unusual angles of the poor dog. Anyway, a couple of weeks back, she wanted to take a pic of her favourite things (5yr olds can be so cute sometimes) and this was the result. I had to hold the bunny, not the dog....bugger.
C&C welcome as always.
Cheers, John
She took heaps of pix using my trusty old Canon A30 p&s but this particular one screamed out to me for some radical p&p, so naturally I obliged.
The original.
The result.
Pity I didn't take it as I reckon it would have been a good candidate for this months ES.
On another tack, there is a thread on kids taking pix. We have recently started given the A30 to the munchkin to play with. She hasn't come up with anything overly interesting yet but has plenty of unusual angles of the poor dog. Anyway, a couple of weeks back, she wanted to take a pic of her favourite things (5yr olds can be so cute sometimes) and this was the result. I had to hold the bunny, not the dog....bugger.
C&C welcome as always.
Cheers, John
The family shot is as good as anything you see from 90% of the population. 
