Posted by Chris (South Jersey, United States) on 13 March 2008 in People & Portraits.
Pictures from my daughter's final high school play - The Sound of Music.
By showing them a little love and attention and making a connection through song, Maria (played by my daughter Samantha) and the children become very close. In this scene, the children run to Maria's room when they are scared by a thunderstorm, and they sing "The Lonely Goatherd" together as a way to get over their fears.
How beautiful you are, my darling! Oh, how beautiful! Your eyes behind your veil are doves. Your hair is like a flock of goats descending from Mount Gilead. Song of Solomon 4:1
I am on vacation for a few days and will not be able to comment on your pictures - thanks for stopping by and I will try to catch up when I get back. I hope that I can become a better photographer with the examples here on Am3 and by getting your feedback on my images.
I may not be able to reply to each of your comments - but they mean a lot to me and I thank you!
Please stop by and visit my daughter's photoblog - Views of a Girl Please visit my wife's blog - The Noble Wife
Another great shot!
13 Mar 2008 8:34am
@Betty: Thanks Betty!
Wonderful scene.
13 Mar 2008 9:49am
@Viewfinder: Thank you VF.
I am loving this series! You are a master of capturing their facial expressions! Bravo!
13 Mar 2008 11:27am
@Tracey: Thank you - I took about 150 pictures during the show, so a few turned out okay. I was taking so many pictures at one point that my wife told me to stop because I was distracting her!!!
You have done a great job of capturing the play and the moments are carefully poised for full pictorial impact.
13 Mar 2008 2:43pm
@Richard_Irwin: Thank you very much.
I agree with Richard you have done a marvelous job. A wonderful shot Chris.
13 Mar 2008 5:10pm
Oh, Chris, this is yet another fantastic capture. What a wonderful memory this is for all of you and especially for Samantha!
14 Mar 2008 2:10pm
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PENTAX K100D1/180 secondF/8.0ISO 3200117 mm (35mm equiv.)