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  1. 01-20-2010, 08:11 PM #1
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    My love, my angel. Her daddy is missing her while he is out of town. I think this photo should bring a smile on his face when he sees his email tonight. NOw for the photographer side of me...Wish I would have been up two three aperture stops.. but oh well..take what you can!

    Oh..and I haven't left my house in a week..I'll be MIA for a day when he gets back home..camera in hand!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    My love, my angel. Her daddy is missing her while he is out of town. I think this photo should bring a smile on his face when he sees his email tonight. NOw for the photographer side of me...Wish I would have been up two three aperture stops.. but oh well..take what you can!

    Oh..and I haven't left my house in a week..I'll be MIA for a day when he gets back home..camera in hand!
    MIA with 'camera in hand'? I thought you were going to say something else then Kat

    Extra aperture stops to get a deeper DOF?? Yeh I can see that and think you are right.

    But this is a beautiful shot nonetheless!!
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    Love the twinkle in her eyes.
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    I don't know. The eyes are sharp and she's beautiful!
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    Yes..a smaller aperture. But..I see this and smile. And that is what matters!
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    she's very nice
    also a capture nice with blur background

    thanks my friend
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    MIA with 'camera in hand'? I thought you were going to say something else then Kat

    Extra aperture stops to get a deeper DOF?? Yeh I can see that and think you are right.

    But this is a beautiful shot nonetheless!!

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    Eyes are tack sharp.. This totally works for me DOF is fine..
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    Very striking image Kat!
    Agree with scorpio.
    DOF is nice for me here and that eye is gorgeously sharp.
    A smaller aperture may have compromised the dreamy factor here.
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