Photo taken by my son. This is on the way to Taiping. As a father, it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling seeing my son having the same interest as me. He is only eight, yet he takes pleasure in handling a huge DSLR, much to the chagrin of my wife who is concerned that he may damage the equipment. Understandably it is an expensive piece of equipment, but this is another risk that I took. To trust his frail hands in order to develop his interests.
My son taking a photo of his own reflection with a camera that is bigger than his head.
Photo taken by my son. This is on the way to Taiping. As a father, it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling seeing my son having the same interest as me. He is only eight, yet he takes pleasure in handling a huge DSLR, much to the chagrin of my wife who is concerned that he may damage the equipment. Understandably it is an expensive piece of equipment, but this is another risk that I took. To trust his frail hands in order to develop his interests.
My son taking a photo of his own reflection with a camera that is bigger than his head.
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