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i haven't been on for a while, but this is a picture of my dad that i took because i am not old enough to put a picture of myself on yet.
Hi, :p
I havent taken any pictures for a while :eek: but I begged my dad to let me take a photo of this lilly. He suggested that I used the carpet as a background and the flash to make it dark. I...
This is a picture of an unusual flower that i spotted when me and my dad were out taking a picture of a new building being built. Dad let me use his A-200 to take it. It was easy to take as the...
this picture made me gigle! its great, looks like its posing for the camera
I particularly like the 2nd one (like dad) but all of them are good, I like owls but for some reason for me they dont beat the pigeon! I like the way on the 2nd one youve blured the background,...
Hi again!!!
Heres one I took today of my toy squirrel, Peanut, in the garden with the oly.
what do you think?
Hi There,
this is my first photo post, so please be kind!!!
I took this picture in Devon, England on holliday, in 2004. It is a picture of my dad and my brother! dad cropped the picture from...