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saurora
Sep-13-2006, 10:45 PM
THE TRUTH IS IN THE SHUDDER...
I was informed by my niece and my sister (her mother) that my nephew had learned to eat Orange Marmelade and just "loved it". So while we were having breakfast at Ruby's Diner in Seal Beach, we gave him a piece of toast with marmelade on it. His resulting expression would suggest they were wrong, don't ya think?

http://saurora.smugmug.com/photos/94518987-L.jpg

http://saurora.smugmug.com/photos/94468271-L.jpg

http://saurora.smugmug.com/photos/94468283-L.jpg
http://saurora.smugmug.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=94468283

gefillmore
Sep-13-2006, 11:57 PM
susan-

hilarious!-

good capture-

adrian_k
Sep-14-2006, 12:44 AM
the first is just a crying kid (sorry), it needed the context to tell the story, but I still suspect it means more to you & you sister.

I *do* like the third though, and all three have good exposure and nice natural light & colour.

Scott_Quier
Sep-14-2006, 02:44 AM
Hey Susan!

The story I see here is

Ate some marmelade, didn't like it
Well, maybe it wasn't so bad
Hey, can I have some more?These are cute shots and I do like the last one.

When my son was about that age, we were eating a Taco Bell. He got a hold on one of the taco sauce packets (this was back when the sauce came in packets that look like the resaurant jelly packets). Leslie and I were thinking no big deal. The next thing we know, he has squeezed it in his hand, had sauce running down his arm and was licking if off and liking it!

Kind'a wish I was into photography then like I am now. I might have had a capture of the event. Oh well!

saurora
Sep-14-2006, 07:10 AM
the first is just a crying kid (sorry), it needed the context to tell the story, but I still suspect it means more to you & you sister.

I *do* like the third though, and all three have good exposure and nice natural light & colour.

Guess you had to have been there..........No, he wasn't crying, it was just a natural "grimace and shudder" to the tartness of the marmelade. Like when you first pop a sourball into your mouth...

douglas
Sep-14-2006, 07:13 AM
Great series, I love his expression in #1

rosselliot
Sep-14-2006, 02:12 PM
those turned out REALLY cute! great job!

btw, I LOVE that chair in the background-right. but it's really distracting.

- RE

Seefutlung
Sep-14-2006, 02:31 PM
Nicely done S.

Gary

Angelo
Sep-14-2006, 07:08 PM
priceless!

thanks to screen scroll I didn't see the first picture until after I read your intro... when I rolled the photo into view I burst out laughing :rofl

all 3 shots are very nice :clap

Osprey Whisperer
Sep-14-2006, 09:06 PM
:D Nice captures Susan.



http://saurora.smugmug.com/photos/94468283-L.jpg


Yo' Auntie Sue...fetch me a lager while you're up..... would ya. :uhoh :rofl

germaine_sba
Sep-15-2006, 04:56 AM
No. 1 is a perfect capture of that "what did you do to me?" look that toddlers get. The whole series would make a good ad for something. :thumb

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:17 AM
susan-

hilarious!-

good capture-

Thanks George....thought we could all use a good laugh or at least a grin! :D

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:18 AM
Hey Susan!

The story I see here is

Ate some marmelade, didn't like it
Well, maybe it wasn't so bad
Hey, can I have some more?These are cute shots and I do like the last one.

When my son was about that age, we were eating a Taco Bell. He got a hold on one of the taco sauce packets (this was back when the sauce came in packets that look like the resaurant jelly packets). Leslie and I were thinking no big deal. The next thing we know, he has squeezed it in his hand, had sauce running down his arm and was licking if off and liking it!

Kind'a wish I was into photography then like I am now. I might have had a capture of the event. Oh well!

Hi Scott...yeah, you never know when those little guys are going to give you their best "mugs".

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:19 AM
Nicely done S.

Gary

Thanks Gary!
Thanks Douglas and Ross, too!

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:20 AM
priceless!

thanks to screen scroll I didn't see the first picture until after I read your intro... when I rolled the photo into view I burst out laughing :rofl

all 3 shots are very nice :clap

Thanks Angelo...the shot definitely needed to be set up with a story! Glad it had the same effect on you that it did on me when it happened...It was all I could do to keep shooting I was laughing so hard. :):

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:22 AM
:D Nice captures Susan.



Yo' Auntie Sue...fetch me a lager while you're up..... would ya. :uhoh :rofl

Thanks Mike....not sure what the "high five" was intended for (maybe he was flagging down the waitress...) we call him Mr. Entertainment...he's into doing anything to see what effect it will have on his "audience". :rofl

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 09:24 AM
No. 1 is a perfect capture of that "what did you do to me?" look that toddlers get. The whole series would make a good ad for something. :thumb

Thanks Germaine! :D

Malte
Sep-15-2006, 02:34 PM
Great captures of a really cute kid, love number three! I also like the setting, is that an old fashioned diner?

Malte

saurora
Sep-15-2006, 02:51 PM
Hi Malte...yes, Ruby's is a "fifties-inspired" eatery with good food and even better.....friendly service with a smile! And lots of neat decor. :D