Me & my Wife Shooting

[Archangel]

Went on a short 3-day vacation trip last weekend to the old town of Monemvasia built around the 6th Century.
It was also my wife's first attempt to photography and I can say that she did unexpectedly well. Maybe it was the beginner's luck

So here is what she was shooting with the tiny compact Nikon Coolpix 7900 and what I was doing at the same time with the full 12X zoom as a RIB owner myself


My wife's shot






My shot addiction to RIBs






George

[DTD]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

You've got some serious competition there George!

[Tinka]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Hi George,
Two first class images in my opinion, Your good lady's picture puts the scene in context with your surroundings, your image is a superb water sport/sea scape image which, in isolation could be anywhere, you do now have some up and comeing competition now, congratulations to your wife.

[Blithe]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Two different photographs of the same scene, they compliment each other. I like the scene which your wife has captured, all in focus from the cactus on the ledge to the pantiles on the roofs. Makes me think I would like to be there.

[Pops]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

1 peaceful brochure shot
1 action shot
Both well captured.

[Autumn]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Both interesting images George complementing one another. It is good when both partners are sufficiently interested in photography to take pictures when you go out. It prevents having to play catch-up all the time.

I think you have the wrong name on the first pic. It should be "Mrs Archangel".

[Archangel]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

You've got some serious competition there George!

It looks like it DTD

George

[Archangel]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Hi George,
Two first class images in my opinion, Your good lady's picture puts the scene in context with your surroundings, your image is a superb water sport/sea scape image which, in isolation could be anywhere, you do now have some up and comeing competition now, congratulations to your wife.

Thanks Dave,

Indeed she is learning, I would say quite fast, though she doesn't look addicted to that sport yet.

George

[Archangel]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Two different photographs of the same scene, they compliment each other. I like the scene which your wife has captured, all in focus from the cactus on the ledge to the pantiles on the roofs. Makes me think I would like to be there.

Thanks Blithe.

Book your tickets on time for your summer vacation and I will supply you with full information of any place you want to visit in Greece.

George

[Archangel]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

1 peaceful brochure shot
1 action shot
Both well captured.

Thanks Pops.
Personally I would prefer to be inside these RIBs, or be in my own RIB and not to hold a camera at the time being

George

[Archangel]

Re: Me & my Wife Shooting

Both interesting images George complementing one another. It is good when both partners are sufficiently interested in photography to take pictures when you go out. It prevents having to play catch-up all the time.

I think you have the wrong name on the first pic. It should be "Mrs Archangel".

Thanks Audrey.
Actually what you wrote at last is true, as my wife was calling herself Mrs. Archangel in the whole trip for the fun of it.
It is also true that while I was photographing something she was photographic something else and a couple of times that I was absorbed in a composing a shot she photographed things (mostly street shots) that I missed since my attention was drawn somewhere else.


George