Today, he was playing in the garden and was overjoyed when I returned with a lost toy. He didn't even mind the camera.
200mm | ISO 200 | f/4.0 | ss 1/500
This will be the photo that will remind him of his childhood. He'll see the purple watering can he picked out for me. The pots of herbs on the deck his dad built last summer. The yellow swing he loves to spend time on. The pirate sweatshirt he insists on calling his "pirate coat." Most importantly? He'll see a sign of his joy.
That, my friends, is why I take photos.
4 comments:
Oh my, you are so right, this photo tells such a story! I love his expression and the movement. Wonderful!!
Whew! So it's not just mine that are fed up with having a camera pointed at them. Love that shot. Love the joy :)
This is beautiful picture . . . he is getting so big! I have not had a successful picture of my daughter in nearly three years. She's at that age. I just sigh and say, well, when we look back, we'll know exactly when that picture was taken.
Just discovered your blog via Shutter Sisters...and altho I take pics of my grandchildren rather than children I can tell this place is going to be a big inspiration for me....Love this photo...now I am going to check out the archives:)
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