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First a couple that he played with in aperture mode.
1.
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii269/johnowls/DSC01897.jpg
2.
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii269/johnowls/DSC01783.jpg
A strange tree and a nice view.
3.
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii269/johnowls/DSC01814.jpg
4.
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii269/johnowls/DSC01770.jpg
And a shot that i like but i didn't know he took it on the way home.
5.
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii269/johnowls/DSC01900.jpg
Solomon1 07-03-2009, 00:24 photographer in the making there :)
Alastair 07-03-2009, 00:41 I like the unusual viewpoints and perspectives a lot.
Where's the one overlooking the glasshouses from above taken from?
To the side near the turnstile gate the side closest to endcliffe park
ImpInaBox 07-03-2009, 13:15 Nice bunch of images. I wish I'd been producing stuff like this when I was 9!
Wow no 3 is fantastic, :thumbsup:
Excellent stuff - better than many adults produce.
Snagglepuss 08-03-2009, 11:58 I have to say that your 9 yr old has a fantastic eye for composition in my opinion and definitely puts any of my photographic skills to shame. You must be so proud of him.
Thanks everyone i love No.3 too when we got home and blew it up i thought wow
Wow no 3 is fantastic, :thumbsup:
:thumbsup: cheers mate.
p.s.
haven't forgot about coming over just been busy.
bebopaloola 15-03-2009, 15:09 I agree number 3 was fab! well done to your offspring!!!!
just noticed the snowdrops picture has made it onto the letters page of today's (Thursday, 19th March) Sheffield Star.
K.
Yes and his tree shot was in the star the other day too he has won a award from the headteacher for them and shown all hit photos in school.
Im well proud of him
Plain Talker 20-03-2009, 10:04 Yes and his tree shot was in the star the other day too he has won a award from the headteacher for them and shown all hit photos in school.
Im well proud of him
And rightly so! He did really well.
I can't decide which is my favourite:- the snowdrops of the unusual tree.
Same as me i like them both i cant make my mind up.
Don't you think it's great that "in this day and age" as they say, when adults are constantly complaining about "kids today" wasting their time and generally being "up to no good" that you have a creative child who is showing an interest in something productive. The real beauty of this is that the results of his creativity are there for us to see, and without the formal training and adherence to rules of thirds etc, he has captured some very interesting and attractive pictures.
If he ever needs encouragement, just let him read these posts - there are no negative comments on here, and rightly so.
Give him a huge pat on the back - although I am sure you have already done that.
Children deserve praise when they do something wonderful, and this is wonderful.
Don't you think it's great that "in this day and age" as they say, when adults are constantly complaining about "kids today" wasting their time and generally being "up to no good" that you have a creative child who is showing an interest in something productive. The real beauty of this is that the results of his creativity are there for us to see, and without the formal training and adherence to rules of thirds etc, he has captured some very interesting and attractive pictures.
If he ever needs encouragement, just let him read these posts - there are no negative comments on here, and rightly so.
Give him a huge pat on the back - although I am sure you have already done that.
Children deserve praise when they do something wonderful, and this is wonderful.
What a lovely comment i am quite touched and he has gone quite shy :D
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