Does a "good" pic mean that DC HAS to smile? or be a face shot?
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btrflygrl
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Name: Shana
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Does a "good" pic mean that DC HAS to smile? or be a face shot?
we are in the midst of doing home-made Easter pics and I was wondering if I should use a profile shot or a face forward shot?
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Posted 4/1/07 3:56 PM |
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emc
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Name: Erin
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Re: Does a "good" pic mean that DC HAS to smile? or be a face shot?
I almost picked a picture where logan is playing with a plastic easter egg, trying to figure out how to open, etc....but then I remembered WHO I was sending the cards to ...great grandma's have issues with not seeing their whole face I would consider "good" any picture where she is content.
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Posted 4/1/07 4:03 PM |
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monkeybride
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Re: Does a "good" pic mean that DC HAS to smile? or be a face shot?
I would say either. It's so much harder to get a "good" pic at this age. They just move around too much. Miranda's easter pic is a standing shot and her head is turned but at least she's smiling. I think sometimes natural shots are the best.
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Posted 4/1/07 5:27 PM |
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