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| From January 15, 2012 |
(This is my daughter Adella with the Canon PowerShot I passed on to her as her photography experiences continue to grow and expand.)
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| From January 15, 2012 |
20 Comments
First time I ever thought of giving a camera a gender. . . or do I have it wrong and daughter is at the camera?
ReplyDeletewe love our tools, our companions in our many occupations and passions...they become friends and take on our energy. . .
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
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I am wondering the same thing as Paulie. I haven't really given my tools genders, though I do assign them personalities.
ReplyDeleteIt seems Sandy that we all have the same question as I agree with Paulie.;) Great shots never the less.;)
ReplyDeletexoxo
Well darn...she is my girl too! Ha
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
I like the lighting.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteShe has the big girl camera.
My camera can be a bit bossy sometimes. www.keithsramblings.com
ReplyDeleteYou are so blessed with such an admirable Girl.
ReplyDeleteyour girl with a camera? beautiful photo!
ReplyDeletecool photo whether it's your daughter or your camera...
ReplyDeleteGreat shot for the day and I'm willing to bet she'll be as good as good with her camera as her Mom is with hers! Have a wonderful day, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Wonderful photo!!!
ReplyDelete(love the book review below-I'm going to look for it now)
Real nice shot Sandy, love the shadows and darkness really gives the shot that umph feature
ReplyDeletethere is something wonderfully sentimental about this capture.
ReplyDeleteLike Mother like daughter lol
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice thing for her to do as a hobby.
To capture her hands this way on the camera
in black and white is quite artistic.:)
I like this picture. It doesn't need any words.
ReplyDeleteie your camera! Such you can say it as well, my girl! :))
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING! love it!!
ReplyDeletegreat shadow, too.
Great perspective on this shot. And I suspect that she has her mother's eye.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.