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Push it T. push it! How do you ever expect to become an infamous paparazzi if you aren't going to be rude? With a little bit of luck I suspect you could photograph anyone in this world, but me.Originally Posted by Bambi
This is a discussion on Irene within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Originally Posted by Bambi thanks. she wasn't so sure that she wanted it taken and I didn't want to push. ...
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Push it T. push it! How do you ever expect to become an infamous paparazzi if you aren't going to be rude? With a little bit of luck I suspect you could photograph anyone in this world, but me.
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Sorry, I can never be rude so I guess I will remain an amateur.Push it T. push it! How do you ever expect to become an infamous paparazzi if you aren't going to be rude? With a little bit of luck I suspect you could photograph anyone in this world, but me.
But I do have photos of you and a small dog.......
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I'm with Grant here - PUSH IT.
I too am shy by nature but I've forced my brain to and body to go outside my comfort level. It's gets easier every time you try.
Nice set here but I'm with the Igmeister, I would have loved to have seen all those glorious wrinkles straight on.
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yikes. it's much easier with animals!!
okay okay. I am sure I'll see her again. And I will talk her into posing with her rod and everything
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I look forward to seeing the results... .This is something I need to get more confident at doing as well, I think Casil is the master at photographing strangers..
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cool captures Bambi
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I like shot #2 best. Very expressive, tells the story of a life well lived, of hardships endured and victories won. The reflective mood is not something one can capture "at will"; I am with you, Bambi, such shots do not call for "modelling", they are best taken candidly.
Here is one I took in Vancouver, the damn white blob under the nose is NOT snot ... but it ws the only angle I was afforded while taking the shot without being 'found out'
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