[toni-a]

I don't believe in luck, I don't believe there's something called talent.

When I was a toddler I heard a famous sportsman once saying " best way to get lucky is training hard and luck will eventually come" and I still remember this, there's nothing as a "talent" there's dedication, the more dedicated something the more you put all your capacities there, the better the result more you are "talented"

It is sweet after all the efforts to see rewarding results, yes efforts do pay at the end.

I prefer photographing babies to adults: babies are always cute, whichever pose they have in a picture the picture will always be beautiful, especially a graceful  baby like your daughter.

[pointbob]

On the topic of vacations, I just came back from Kauai, Hawaii.

As suggested recently by a forum member, that will (hopefully) be a nice change from gear discussions

;-)

 

Click here to see it on my flickr page since it's quite a pain to upload it here.

 

The island is absolutely gorgeous. Not crowded and full of wonders with an amazing variety of landscapes ranging from dry canyons to lush tropical forests.

 

All photos were shot with a Fuji X-T1 and the following Fujinon lenses: 14, 23, 35 and 55-200.

 


Florent Gluck!
<span>It's  a horrible island. Don't go there. Hawaiin Hillbillys everywhere!</span>

 

<span>I've been there 5 times just to be sure!</span>

 

<span>here's some of my flickrs:</span>

 

<span>https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]</span>

 

<span>and rest:</span>

 

<span>https://www.flickr.com/photos/16032620@N08/albums</span>