Hey, Thomas, there’s a 13-year-old kid running around who machine guns a Canon 5D just like you. Here’s his first and best photos (more Milan photos there). I think Patrick has quite an eye. Can’t wait for him to go on a Photowalking. Damn that camera is awesome. We’ve shot 1,500 images in three days. I’ll upload mine soon.
Thomas Hawk, watch out…
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Giving a child a camera is giving him a way to remember his own childhood in his own way, rather than in the birthdays-and-weddings only way.
With today’s amazing technologies, taking and sharing pictures has become so much easier – that’s something Patrick may be taking for granted, but that I’m sure he’ll appreciate in another 13 years.
I’m sure Milan will also enjoy this when he’s older. π
To Patrick: I’ve added you to my Flickr contacts, I love your photos.
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Giving a child a camera is giving him a way to remember his own childhood in his own way, rather than in the birthdays-and-weddings only way.
With today’s amazing technologies, taking and sharing pictures has become so much easier – that’s something Patrick may be taking for granted, but that I’m sure he’ll appreciate in another 13 years.
I’m sure Milan will also enjoy this when he’s older. π
To Patrick: I’ve added you to my Flickr contacts, I love your photos.
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Hi Robert –
Great photos. Milan looks very serene.
I swear there is something about having a newborn in the room which makes everybody a better photographer!
I managed to capture this amazing shot when my son was born in April this year:
Good luck with the next few weeks. I hope it all goes well for you and your family.
Cheers,
Rowan (Wellington, New Zealand)
http://rowansimpson.com
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Hi Robert –
Great photos. Milan looks very serene.
I swear there is something about having a newborn in the room which makes everybody a better photographer!
I managed to capture this amazing shot when my son was born in April this year:
Good luck with the next few weeks. I hope it all goes well for you and your family.
Cheers,
Rowan (Wellington, New Zealand)
http://rowansimpson.com
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@Vero Thanks I had a lot of fun taking them. I probably do take all these great things we have today for granted now.
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@Vero Thanks I had a lot of fun taking them. I probably do take all these great things we have today for granted now.
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Robert, congratulations and all the luck in the world to you and your family!
Marco Kotrotsos (codemonk)
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Robert, congratulations and all the luck in the world to you and your family!
Marco Kotrotsos (codemonk)
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congrats robert!
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congrats robert!
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You know what else? Besides being a very good photog, Patrick’s also a very clever headline writer. Those photo captions are excellent. Nature and nurture combined here…Patrick has talent…so does dad.
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You know what else? Besides being a very good photog, Patrick’s also a very clever headline writer. Those photo captions are excellent. Nature and nurture combined here…Patrick has talent…so does dad.
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Congratulations.
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Congratulations.
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When I got my cam (thanks in part to Scoble), it changed my life. I have 20 thousand photos, amazing memories of my school which I’m goanna leave in 6 months, my Aunt who died 3 months ago, that camp which told me how fortunate I was, and loads and loads of things…
It can get a bit overboard too: I was once tossed about after I was caught by the invigilator looking at the person in front of me in different angles to try think how different DOF settings would affect that image, and how I should go about framing it π It can affect your brain in the same way coding does, and in a far more visual way…
And Patrick: Have Fun! I’m officially Jealous(tm), btw.
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When I got my cam (thanks in part to Scoble), it changed my life. I have 20 thousand photos, amazing memories of my school which I’m goanna leave in 6 months, my Aunt who died 3 months ago, that camp which told me how fortunate I was, and loads and loads of things…
It can get a bit overboard too: I was once tossed about after I was caught by the invigilator looking at the person in front of me in different angles to try think how different DOF settings would affect that image, and how I should go about framing it π It can affect your brain in the same way coding does, and in a far more visual way…
And Patrick: Have Fun! I’m officially Jealous(tm), btw.
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congratulations to you and Maryam, and Patrick. welcome Milan…from near Milan in Italy.
Ciao Bello!
D
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congratulations to you and Maryam, and Patrick. welcome Milan…from near Milan in Italy.
Ciao Bello!
D
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Congrats! Milan’s a beauty. Heather’s parents use to live in Milan, Tennessee. I know that has no particular relevance, but I thought I’d share it.
Cheers,
Dave
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Congrats! Milan’s a beauty. Heather’s parents use to live in Milan, Tennessee. I know that has no particular relevance, but I thought I’d share it.
Cheers,
Dave
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Congratulations, Robert, Maryam, and Patrick! π Milan looks absolutely beautiful and serene. I’m tremendously excited for all of you.
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Congratulations, Robert, Maryam, and Patrick! π Milan looks absolutely beautiful and serene. I’m tremendously excited for all of you.
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I just love the photo of the cute little baby. Great site!
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I just love the photo of the cute little baby. Great site!
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Robert,
Congratulations !
Be Well,
Atul, COO, InstantWebMeetings, Norway
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Robert,
Congratulations !
Be Well,
Atul, COO, InstantWebMeetings, Norway
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