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These men were playing with those sticks... I never understood the game but they had a lot of fun... 
![[Image: DSC_5291-01men.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/DSC_5291-01men.jpg)
It was so sweet to see this boy playing and talking with his hourse... I liked a lot the environment he was playing in, so that is why I didn't crop anything of the picture... I thought the pan and he board would give more idea of the surroundings...
![[Image: DSC_5264-01boyplaying.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/DSC_5264-01boyplaying.jpg)
Here is a HDR portrait... I worked with photomatix... I probably could have got something similar working with curves only, but I just wanted to try...
![[Image: DSC_5206-01HDRgirlsmall.jpg]](http://www.shuttertalk.com/forums/images/upload/DSC_5206-01HDRgirlsmall.jpg)
These pictures were taken with the D70...
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I remember the last shot.Very nice Irma. I am wondering if the sticks are supposed to represent swords or knives?
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Great shots Irma, if it wasn't for the modern glasses the guy in the first shot is wearing you would swear they are the real thing!
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That little girl is priceless. It looks like Rembrandt.
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Petographer Wrote:I am wondering if the sticks are supposed to represent swords or knives? I think it is like this... they touched some parts of the body and by their reaction, I suspect some parts count more than others...
@ Pat... you are right... the glasses don't fit well in this one... It was really nice to go to this camp because you could take pictures of the people there, and see how vikings used to live...
@ Don... Yes this portrait turned out very beautiful...
I will post some more pictures I have from the camp...
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The shot of the little girl is priceless. Well done!
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I love the shot of the little boy!
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Nice captures Irma.
I have to agree with schell the boy shot speaks to me alot more then the girl shot.
Thanx for sharing.
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Thanks so much for your comments...
I am very happy you like these pictures... I was so happy I could take some pictures of kids that day...
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great series Irma,
I couldn't pick between the boy or the girl.........they both have their own charm
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I think the same Russ... I couldn't say which one I like the most from those two ...
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