Carolyn's brother Mel and his wife Pat passed through town yesterday on their way home to Kansas. (We'll be there for Thanksgiving.) They had to stop by Emily and Brian's house to see Madeleine. These pix were taken with an 85 mm prime lens with just window light, which turned out to be a bit cool. So I tried my first black and white images of my granddaughter.
The top one is definitely the winner, with Mel's huge, weathered farmer's hand next to her tiny, soft one. I think the fourth one shows a lot of personality, though - you're trying to sell me what?
The top one is definitely the winner, with Mel's huge, weathered farmer's hand next to her tiny, soft one. I think the fourth one shows a lot of personality, though - you're trying to sell me what?
12 comments:
And there I was expecting Proust's madeleines!
This Madaleine is far more beautiful! And so are your photos of her. Adorable.
I too love that 85 mm lens, Bob.
Looks like this sweet Madeleine is going to have a few adoring adults hanging around her. Great photos.
Your photographs do indeed capture her personality, and cause one to wonder about her thoughts.
You're a photographer, BABY!
I think an all Madeleine Monday sounds marvellous :) Gosh Bob there will never be any doubt that this little beauty is a Crowe, she has such a family resemblance Your first shot surely has to be framed oui..a good one to remember for future exhibitions..!
Why not, indeed?
The camera loves her--almost as much as the photographer does!
Bonjour petite puce, tu es tellement mignonne !
That third shot in particular is priceless!
The first is a fine artistic statement, but the third photo is the one that tugs at my heartstrings.
I knew when I read the title that we were in for a treat because I'd already seen some of these at Flickr. She is precious, Bob. I especially like that these are black and white.
Ohhhh...she is a cutie!!! And I think she's got Grandpa figured out!!!
I like the pixie look of photo #4.
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