My youngest is very eagerly pointing at something that he wants his sister to see. Perhaps some birds on the nearby lake?
My kids are growing up so fast. This was taken in the summer.
Look Sister!
Posted in: People
Communities
Me
Photoblogs
Projects
Oh wow to my one wants to lift the girls into the crook of his elbow, so you hærlig they were Yngve
That you boasted of my photo so, made me almost to ease the chair here, one tries so good you can, but on the other hand, type “amateur” yes, but because it is fairly considered misleading. Delivers every time you yes, and if you had taken a picture of a garbage can, then I believe by God you have managed to make it special and nice too.
Anyway, thank you, words that warmed you understand.
Anne Klem.
(translated by Google)
Original comment (Norwegian):
Ååå jøsses å min, en har lyst til å løfte de jentene inn i armkroken, du så hærlige de var Yngve
At du skrøt av bildet mitt så, fikk meg jo nesten til å lette av stolen her, en forsøker jo så godt en kan, men du derimot, skriver “amatør” ja, men i grunn er det ganske så missvisende. Leverer hver gang du jo, og om du hadde tatt bilde av en søppelbøtte, ja da tror jeg jaggu du har greid å få den spesiell og fin også.
Uansett, takk skal du ha, ordene varmet som du forstår.
Anneklem.
My daughter and son. He had a haircut after this was taken.
The secret behind good images? Don’t show the bad ones. I have my fair share of those too.
I try to only show the images I’m pleased with. Sometimes, like in our little project X/52, I have to lower my own demands and use what I have if I want to show contribute to the theme. And sometimes I’m really happy with the result and want to show it to someone. Most of the time, the time spent preparing and taking images is rewarded by a result I’m happy with. But not always.
Thank you for such kind words, Anne. Not sure about the trash can image, but maybe I should give it a go?
The image I commented on in your blog is just one of many, many excellent images you have shown your readers. Some photographers focus on technique and equipment, taking images with the approach of a technician. I know I often do. But I truly believe you have another approach. The approach of a true artist.
I encourage all my readers to take a look at Annes photoblog: Med kamera på tur. And of course this image that I just loved.