Willing subject, NH portrait photographer
April 4, 2009
I had the opportunity to borrow a great lens for the last week or so from good friend and colleague Al Wood. He was good enough to part with his 12-24mm Tokina so I could shoot some cottage interiors ( they will be the next post) and then I took a little time to play with the lens for fun. Good friends – and having a great kid who is a willing subject for her Dad’s experiments with lights, lenses and other craziness is a wonderful thing. So when I saw her in her “nest” chair and asked what she was doing, I got the answer “Meditating.”
Hey, when you are 12, there’s no sense wasting enegry on extra words – get to the point and get out!
I climbed onto the top bunk, get one of those great “what in the world are you doing looks”…and started shooting.
The light was really weird but I loved the angle and the perspective the lens brought – here’s a couple of the photos.
Breaks my heart but I have to return the lens today.
Bummer! But I do get to keep the 12-year-old, can’t complain about that.
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