These pictures are all of my grandson Mark, taken over the past 6 months or so. I could, trust me, have put up many more examples of the phenomena we are going to see here, but I believe these are sufficient to my purpose.
It’s a digital age and that has great advantages when you live far away from your grandchildren. Between the digital camera, computer, email and cell-phone-with-camera, we can have daily photographic delights to help keep track of their progress. When our kids were little we took quite a few pictures, but it was with a 126 Kodak, later upgraded to a 35mm Pentax. Film was expensive and getting pictures developed wasn’t cheap either. Where, back then we took 5 pictures, now you can take 50. Or 100, 200 or maybe 500. More pictures don’t cost you any more money so you can be as extravagant as you like with your photography skills.
There is a downside to this though.
Mark may be suffering from camera fatigue:
Anna is watching the master see how it’s done:
Just as soon as she gets some teeth, we are all in trouble!
he is awfully cute though! I love your blog! Amy
Is that how he thinks he needs to smile for the camera? He is so cute. Save these so you can make a collage for his wedding day. (unless of course he still smiles like that LOL)
YR
Too cute, Donalyn! I was going to suggest making a collage, too. It’ll be interesting to see his school pictues. :D LOL
Janis
I have 75% of a 250 gig hard drive just waiting for more pics – we will be able to save them, never you fear. and thanks guys! :)
I didn’t realize we had quite that many pics like this! -E
Man, is he just the cutest. Anna is too.
I love the pictures, keep them coming since Ellyn won’t email them to me!! :)