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So, he thinks that he can dance???
Nothing technical about these pictures, just thought that I'd like to show off my fabulous 6 yr old son, showing off his dance steps.
I shot them at my son's graduation concert, paying hide and seek with the steward who thought that I'm a professional photographer (he should have seen these pics before he jumped to any conclusion!  )I love this guy, he's simply natural to me, and I'm really proud of him!  #1  #2  Kenny |
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Re: So, he thinks that he can dance???
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Re: So, he thinks that he can dance???
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Re: So, he thinks that he can dance???
to them, it is professional enough already
nice shots wor. canon low noise high ISO power is WAH!
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random equipment. where are my primes? |
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Re: So, he thinks that he can dance???
Professional? Haha, perhaps the dancer aka my son is more professional than the photographer.
 Yeah, the low noise level at ISO 1600 is quite impressive, and even those shot at 3200 looks ok on 4R print too. Kenny |
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