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Photographing children

Pho­tograph­ing chil­dren can be quite a delight : they usu­ally have such mis­chie­vous, friendly, cute, unaf­fected and charm­ing expres­sions : that cap­tur­ing them on cam­era is a joy well worth the effort.

I was pleas­antly sur­prised when this par­tic­u­lar one was adjudged Photo Of the Week over at Ban­ga­lore Shut­ter­bugs Flickr Group. I took this at the City Mar­ket where I had gone one Sun­day morn­ing on a photo shoot with a few others.

These three girls were stand­ing beside the road, drink­ing water and I (thought I) man­aged not to attract their atten­tion when I took it. Except the girl in the cen­tre who looked up just as she was drink­ing. Which turned out to be a bless­ing after all, since she had quite a sweet expres­sion on her face, just as she saw me click­ing the picture!

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Discussion

14 Responses to “Photographing children”

  1. aaaaw that is such a nice pic­ture. Congratulations

    Posted by Uma | November 21, 2005, 8:53 pm
  2. Con­grats Anita.. and thats a nice capture…

    Posted by Prashanth Manikya | November 22, 2005, 10:02 am
  3. Cool Pic!! I wish i had the knack of cap­tur­ing such amaz­ing moments!!
    All the best anita. I have been read­ing your write­ups and am really impressed.…and although i always had his urge to start my own blog (which i have) but i havent been able to post some­thing as yet( thanks to my really tight schedule)

    Any­ways.…… keep it going!!
    Love
    shals

    Posted by shalini | November 22, 2005, 11:22 am
  4. so much beauty on each face and the var­ied reac­tion to the same sit­u­a­tion!
    I can almost feel the drops of water drip­ping out of those cupped hands!!
    Whaow!!

    Posted by usha | November 22, 2005, 12:09 pm
  5. Awe­some picture.

    Posted by Vikram | November 22, 2005, 3:26 pm
  6. Wow!

    Posted by Pranjal | November 22, 2005, 3:33 pm
  7. amaz­ing pic! and true.. that inno­cence is sim­ply divine :-)

    Posted by chikuado | November 22, 2005, 6:09 pm
  8. Tell me how do you get black and white snaps off a digi cam. is it a setting?

    Posted by shank | November 22, 2005, 8:21 pm
  9. Words fail me. I have always admired your scenic pic­tures but cap­tur­ing ran­dom peo­ple is a dif­fernt ball game. Superb picture.

    Posted by anupma | November 22, 2005, 9:43 pm
  10. Wow, just caught at the right moment. That is photography.

    Anita, I recently got a digi­cam and some­how 60% times the pics are quite blurred though I have quite a steady hand with other Cam­eras. Any trick or tip?? Some­how I don’t under­stand why it shake a lot..

    Posted by tony | November 23, 2005, 5:31 pm
  11. Nice pic­ture and congrats.

    I think if the sub­ject would not have been look­ing at the cam­era then it would have been great :) I read this rule somwhere, I’m not sure.

    Posted by Amit Sharma | November 23, 2005, 5:48 pm
  12. Cool Shot!

    Posted by Maran | November 24, 2005, 10:52 am
  13. A nat­ural and breezy pic­ture!! Cap­tures the rural scene vivdly.

    Last sat­ur­day I saw a two boys play­ing car­rom. Not unusual but what struck me was that.. they were play­ing out­side their hut, stand­ing on knee depth water with a stool to sup­port their board.

    I didn’t have a CAM to shoot that :(

    Posted by Bindhu | December 6, 2005, 3:47 pm

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