singing in the rain

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By: Edlira Voges
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Edlira Voges {Karma:6410}
Project	#31 The Square Image	Camera Model	Canon 400D
Categories	Children Candids	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 75-200
Uploaded	10/16/2007	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	31	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country - South Africa
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John Hatz {K:156973} 10/31/2007

Excellent...haha...she singing in the ...ok...not rain, she shinging in a sunny daaaaayyy.... :-D EXCELLENT! The motion blur on the unbrela adds a lot!!!
Best regards!

xxxxMonicaxxxx xxxDawxxn xxxxVogesxxx {K:1278} 10/28/2007

Beautiful capture, beautiful child! I love this photo. It's so cheerful. Well done! Luv Monica

Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 10/21/2007

Heavens, I am again right! ;-)

OK, jokes aside, I also enjoy very much well written critiques because of mind exchange, learning, etc. It is then when we can present arguments, take counter arguments, and so on, in the process of real development.

Staying true to the own self might be reason for getting troubles many times. I think that these are exactly the troubles that everybody must go through in order to be able to say that we did at the end understand something more. Or else we remain babies a whole life.

Cheers,

Nick

H L {K:11377} 10/19/2007

Capture great moment of this beautiful face, E! That’s all to me :)
Cheers,
Harry

Edlira Voges {K:6410} 10/19/2007

You are so right, Nick I really think that your time spent expressing yourself & really explaining what you really think or feel about someones work(even yours)is the right think to do! that is why we are here for, at least i know why Im here for.I want to learn as much as i can & if I can help anyone that needs it i would be more than happy to share what i know.Im so glad that you understand that & apply that.I must confess that every time that i check the critiques page i do enjoy reading your comments.
take good care dear nick & stay true to your self as you are.
E

Edlira Voges {K:6410} 10/19/2007

thank you so much sweet Maja!
lots of love you way
have a great weekend dear friend!
E

Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 10/19/2007

Thank you very much for the info, Edlira, that adds something more worth knowing in my limited knowledge about photography.

I did the same many times using the series-shot feature of my T90, and though it can get up to 4.5 shots a second, sometimes even that isn't enough to get the absolutely right moment. How much can happen in about two tenths of a second!

As about time to look at somebody's work, well, this is the least one can (and should) do in order to show the necessary respect in front of somebody's achievements, in order to learn about photography, in order to exchange minds - instead of simply saying "wow, great" and continue this way the usual tactics of many too many here to just tap on each other's shoulders. ;-) It is a photo forum, isn't it? ;-)

Best wishes,

Nick