What happens when you hand over your camera to a little person with a view from the middle of a big person's world? Magic, I tell you. Unposed, unpremeditated, unexpected silly faced magic.
This reminds me of how small everything looks compared to how big you remember it being when you saw it as a child. Does that make sense? Like when you go back to a childhood home and all the rooms are smaller and than you remembered and the yard you remember isn't nearly the playground you thought it was. A kids' perspective is very interesting.
Looks like you have a budding photographer on your hands. I have been pleasantly surprised many times by pictures on my camera that were taken by CRK's Girl and the middle one. Kids definitely see things in a different and most times better way.
pj - thanks! crystal - i love that perspective you're talking about. like when you go back to your elementary school as an adult and you can't understand why all the water fountains are on the ground. jritz - he does a much better job w/my camera most days than i do. kids have no problem w/being inside the shot...adults (like me) have a hard time getting out of it. interesting lesson for me.
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This reminds me of how small everything looks compared to how big you remember it being when you saw it as a child. Does that make sense?
Like when you go back to a childhood home and all the rooms are smaller and than you remembered and the yard you remember isn't nearly the playground you thought it was.
A kids' perspective is very interesting.
Looks like you have a budding photographer on your hands.
I have been pleasantly surprised many times by pictures on my camera that were taken by CRK's Girl and the middle one. Kids definitely see things in a different and most times better way.
pj - thanks!
crystal - i love that perspective you're talking about. like when you go back to your elementary school as an adult and you can't understand why all the water fountains are on the ground.
jritz - he does a much better job w/my camera most days than i do. kids have no problem w/being inside the shot...adults (like me) have a hard time getting out of it. interesting lesson for me.
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