The Eyes have it! by escafeld

Photography • People • posted on Aug 04, 2005

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With an exposure of 1/30th @ f1.7, there was not much scope for improvement, but I think you will agree that so long as the eyes are in focus nothing else matters. This was my daughter Elizabeth many years ago, on her christening day and dressed in her christening gown, which lovingly knitted by her mum. Our daughter has lovely children of her own now and is as proud of them as I am of her. Hello everyone, just a quick visit to wish you all well and to remember my grandaughter on her forthcoming birthday, and her mum Elizabeth. Yours, Dave Shot on Ectachrome X with a Minolta SRT101 and scanned in a Nikon Coolscan transparency scanner. Nothing else added or taken away.

Comments (20)

chrysalide

1:37PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

excellent photography, i like the expression. have a good day.

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Zacko

1:47PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! WHOOOO HOOOOOO!!!!!!!! Welcome back, and what a beautiful photo you brought with ya! Adorable indeed! Hope everything is going okay and that we get to see you from time and time. Take care of yourself and your family. #:O)

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bentchick

1:55PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!! BABE FACTOR!!!! Hahahaha!!! You kill me! Now if there was more of this kind of BF, I might enjoy looking at more! Wonderful portrait and man do they grow up fast! Did you say this one has kids of her own now? That would make you a grandfather! Congrats! Good to see you posting again too! Hugs!!!! :)

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diomedes66

1:56PM | Thu, 04 August 2005

Dave, I know that absence makes the heart grow fonder but my fondness is beginning to grow painful - return a bit more often please with these delightful images! Superbly done sir!

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