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Chasing Down the Shot

Chasing Down the Shot

Teaching my daughter about choosing a subject, being mindful of background, and basics of composition one afternoon at the park. She saw this grasshopper, chase...
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Teaching my daughter about choosing a subject, being mindful of background, and basics of composition one afternoon at the park. She saw this grasshopper, chased it around until she liked the background and had me snap the shot. She's 8 and already has a great eye.
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