i turned sabin loose with the cameras at
my weaving teacher's atelier this afternoon and these were the results...
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| pencils await inspiration to strike. |
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| a peek through a plant at the beautiful, unique, fish-laden woven window panels. |
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| jewel-toned materials await their chance to be used. |
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| wool in waiting. |
i'm just blown away by the child's natural eye for composition. these photos were all taken with the nikon D60, but she took quite a few with the nikon D300 as well, tho' at first she complained that it was too heavy. afterwards, she said, "mom, now i like the "big camera" best and it doesn't even seem heavy anymore."
more about
paul's beautiful works in the coming days...i have to process both my photos and my thoughts about his unique and wonderful work.
15 comments:
WONDERFUL photographs, thank you
she does have a fantastic eye
She has a spectacularly good eye. It's obviously quite an intuitive thing for her, and she obviously has an inquisitive, investigative nature.
(sorry to go all art teacher on you)
On a non teacher note, I love the colour!
The apple doesn't fall far from the camera!
well done Sabin! I'd think that camera would be bigger than her but look how well she's handling it
starting this early, just think how good she'll be when she's our age
Sabin does good work. Maybe she'll be better than her mother when she grows up - a result of growing up in a rich creative environment.
What an eye, who wonderful to see your daughter have such a vision and composition.
Lovely, clearly takes after her Mother!
very impressive... does she give lessons?
Very nice work, Sabin--keep it up!
Best
Tracy :)
through the eyes of a child. love it. natural talent indeed :) (however we learn alot from observation, and she has a good example to follow)
I like the bits she chose to focus on. That's the most interesting part of looking at people's photos; what they shoot in focus and what is fuzzy in the photo. She has a great eye to be sure!
It's so rewarding to witness your own child's talent isn't it? Just the fact that you trusted her with your camera probably meant a lot to her. It's great that you posted these gems for us to see.
Kim
How nice for a child to have the opportunity to be creative like this. I don't know how old your daughter is, but at what age (about, generally) does a child have the insight and understanding necessary to operate a simple digital camera?
I would love to buy a beginner camera for a nine-year-old girl, but am at a loss. Any suggestions?
Way to go, Sabin!
Yes, the child is definitely a photographer. Look at the monster you've created! :) xo
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