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These are just a couple from the latest batch of photos that I've had to sort through and get online for Mum.

I'm not sure if you're tired of looking at her by now, but I figured I'd throw them online anyway.

Her second birthday is just a couple of weeks away now!

Lord she is cute.... that last one is lovely...

and its obvious that you treasure her... make the most of it as it seems that my daughter was only last week dressed in an old shirt and painting... and today she is 19yrs and all growed up... *sulks*

I really like the 3rd one. That is the pick of the group. She has a great smile on her face and great eye contact. I like the OOF paintbrush, although I am not sure how close you want that green stuff on the end of it to a nice DSLR lens.

#2 is just superb

rflower wrote:I really like the 3rd one. That is the pick of the group. She has a great smile on her face and great eye contact. I like the OOF paintbrush, although I am not sure how close you want that green stuff on the end of it to a nice DSLR lens.

Not to worry. The paint comes off easily enough.

I know that because - long story short - we ended up with 2 very nice green hand prints plastered on the kitchen wall. Seems she must have tired from using the brush and paper. PS - Just for the record ... she's not actually my daughter, but my little niece.

The last one is an absolute cracker! Well done!

Cheers
Steffen.

young_einstein wrote:I know that because - long story short - we ended up with 2 very nice green hand prints plastered on the kitchen wall. Seems she must have tired from using the brush and paper.

Thanks all. The last one is very much my favourite as well.

It's becoming harder and harder to get her looking at the camera these days though.

When she gets interested in doing something, it's near impossible to take her attention away from it and get her looking into the camera.

young_einstein wrote:Thanks all. The last one is very much my favourite as well.

It's becoming harder and harder to get her looking at the camera these days though.

When she gets interested in doing something, it's near impossible to take her attention away from it and get her looking into the camera.

But thats not necessarily a bad thing.. sometimes the best portraits are of someone who is absorbed in something and unaware that they are being photographed... this especially applies to children..

One more ... just for the hell of it.