who needs a blackberry when you have a bananaphone…
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who needs a blackberry when you have a bananaphone…
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Awh bless her. I want a banana phone! Beautiful colours on these photos.
this is adorable! i love the colors!!
your daughter is gorgeous! i can’t believe how tanned she got.
she looks like such a little aussie
So cute.. love the colors!
Cute – you should download the song Banana Phone by Raffi…she would love it.
It’s cute.
She is so cute. It looks like she is really “talking on the phone”, too! LOL!
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring.. bananaphone, do de do de… It’s my cellular, bananular phoooone!
Super fun… she is getting so grown up (sniff, sniff).
Bananaphone! funny, love.
so so funny… she could become a talented actress.
Hey! don´t forget the photo tips, f? iso? ap? hehe love.
I can’t believe how much of a young lady she’s become! Love her spunk.
I think you’ve got a future superstar on your hands there.
I’m so jealous you lot are headed into summer and we’re headed into Winter! Evening walks at that/this time of year are the best.
Love the expression on the first shot! Priceless.
LOL that first pic cracks me up!
Love her expression!
She is thee most beautfil little thing. And she has the most amazing skintone! She really is every photographers dream child!
Great shots! Really love the colors. Your kiddos are always the best dressed kids around. Totally adorable.
My little cousin, Maddie, used to love the “banana phone” song by Raffi
I adore the Gumby shadows in the last pictych….not a word but you know!! Love your work. Thanks!!
she looks soo grown up! she’s going to be a very pretty teenager!
I agree that older gear can work well. There is a reason why I still use my many manual focus Nikkor lenses of which I have never sold. Every week I use a lovely vintage 50mm f1.4 Nikkor C mated to my Eos 1d using a http://www.cameraquest.com Nikon to Canon adaptor. In my job as a newspaper photographer, I use this lens often on the 1d for mug shots. I love this lens at f2.8, although if focused carefully it is sweet wide open and at f2. Another lens I will never get rid of is the 105mm f2.5 AIS as that is too very sharp on the Canon. This is even despite the fact that I have a company supplied 16-35mm f2.8L and the 70-200 f2.8L lenses. In fact last week I did a survey on a topical question in a dark and dingy bar. I shot images on raw, using the 1d and the Nikkor 50mm f1.4 all at f1.4 All turned out superb.
OMG! I use my banananananana (I never know when to stop) phone all the time. Joe just turns his head.
Its good photography