Comments on: Street Shooting Your Kids http://www.photojazz.ws/2008/09/street-shooting-your-kids Photography is Jazz for the Eye Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Anonymous http://www.photojazz.ws/2008/09/street-shooting-your-kids/comment-page-1#comment-5916 Anonymous Thu, 28 Jul 2011 11:19:00 +0000 http://bqw.uber.com/blogs/Street_Shooting_Your_Kids.html#comment-5916 Thank you so much for the kind compliments, Molli and I'm happy that you found the article interesting. BTW, my twins are 6 now and already thoroughly enjoy looking through all the candid snaps I'm constantly taking of them, although now if they catch me they will make a "Spider-Man" pose and not move on until I take a pic. LOL Thank you so much for the kind compliments, Molli and I’m happy that you found the article interesting.

BTW, my twins are 6 now and already thoroughly enjoy looking through all the candid snaps I’m constantly taking of them, although now if they catch me they will make a “Spider-Man” pose and not move on until I take a pic. LOL

]]> By: Molli (via a link on APUG) http://www.photojazz.ws/2008/09/street-shooting-your-kids/comment-page-1#comment-5915 Molli (via a link on APUG) Thu, 28 Jul 2011 10:59:00 +0000 http://bqw.uber.com/blogs/Street_Shooting_Your_Kids.html#comment-5915 I'm not on any social networks, so could only give you a thumbs up to show my appreciation for your article. Having spent some time restoring old family photos, the ones where those being photographed were 'playing' (whether adults or children) and simply interacting with the world around them and each other were most definitely my favourites. Absolutely everything you wrote in your article rings true. I'm particularly enamoured of your third photo of your son staring through the train window and also the fifth with his back to the pole looking at the passing traffic. Gorgeous work, and thank you for taking the time to write up this article so succinctly and so well illustrated. I’m not on any social networks, so could only give you a thumbs up to show my appreciation for your article. Having spent some time restoring old family photos, the ones where those being photographed were ‘playing’ (whether adults or children) and simply interacting with the world around them and each other were most definitely my favourites. Absolutely everything you wrote in your article rings true.
I’m particularly enamoured of your third photo of your son staring through the train window and also the fifth with his back to the pole looking at the passing traffic. Gorgeous work, and thank you for taking the time to write up this article so succinctly and so well illustrated.

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