Why I will never be a child photographer!
This is what I get when I ask her to act natural!
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That’s funny. My children get tired of me photographing them, especially when I brake out the lights and the meter and expect them to pose the way that I desire. I simply have to laugh because they are just like their Momma ( I really mean their Daddy).
What a delightful smile she has! Made me smile all over.
You did say Please act natural?
@Joey: She never get’s tired of it. I can photograph her all day and as long as you give her a chance to do some poses of her own she is pretty compliant.
@Linda: That smile is usually followed by her trying to tackle me! No I did not say please, but I did say Simon says!