Dunno why this isn't sharper. The camera was on a tripod, and set off by the self-timer. There was a better frame, taken with all of us standing at another location in the cemetary over the wall from where we live. But when Vincent set it up the faces were too dark. Only during this being set up in the computer did my son lighten the faces, something he could have done on the better shot. I didn't know it was a computer option. But, he'd finally given the okay for his likeness to appear, so I didn't make him go back and lighten the better frame. There was an empty space on the right (stage left, heh) which Vincent, age 12, cut off at my request. In bright sun it sure is tough seeing what you're shooting with a cheap digital camera. For one thing, you can't trust the eye-piece at all, only the picture on the back of the camera. Not used to that at all. Oh well, it's a 'brave new world,' ain't it?!
Barry
Hoping for your indulgence.
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Barry that is a lovely family picture ~ Such a handsome family and a beautiful wife ~ Glad Vincent gave his OK for us to see his picture :o) ~ Ally
I concur with Bea, the pose is very natural and relaxed, a really nice composition. You are obviously such a proud papa! Your family is lovely.--Sheria
I thought that was a great family snap, you all look so dapper especialy Dad. Then I scanned down to your shoes.............. Oh Baz,what have ya got on yer feet mate? You look like the captain of your family ship, but flip flops???????
Gaz ;-)
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