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Five and wild

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You turned five. I hope your heart will always be wild and free. Finding a feather and immediately thinking about sticking it into your hair. And running in tall grass hunting bison.

Happy birthday!

Birthday interview :)

What is your favorite color? Yellow and blue

What is your favorite outfit? The one I’m wearing right now (um, yes, she was wearing panties, rubber band and bird feather)

What sport do you like the best? Ballet

What is your favorite breakfast? Porridge. Oh wait, omelet with ham. Or bacon. Or both.

Who do you want to be when you grow up? I don’t know yet. Too many options.

What is your favorite book? Dzieci z Bullerbyn

What are you really good at? Art

Where would you like to go on vacation? USA

What would you buy if you had 1000 €? Lots of ice-cream and candy

What’s your favorite meal? Yellow soup (known to the rest of the world as red lentil soup)

 

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Monica Calderin - Magical age for sure! Lovely portraits!

Diana

Posted in Personal,Portraits

Diana. The perfect teenage mix of bubbly, happy, 100% positive personality. And yet, when you look into her eyes, there is this hidden longing. Pain of the world, which one can only feel at 16 years of age.

I decided to try my hand (and eye) in classic portraiture. This shoot was an exercise from a fantastic book by Chris Orwig “People Pictures”. The idea is to go back to basics. One camera, one lens (I used a 50mm) set to manual focusing and wide open (mine was at 1.4), one location, one model, 10 minutes. Aim at capturing the personality.

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Water, brush and wooden deck

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It’s what kids at Ingrid’s daycare do in the summer, day in and day out. Just give them a bucket full of water, couple of big brushes and tell them to paint the patio. Or sidewalk or whatever. Bam. Kids gone for an hour. And they can do it again tomorrow. After taking the pictures I just kicked back on a comfy chair with a book. Life was good. Until “Moooooom, Alvar is drinking water from the bucket!”.

 

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