It Was a Hot Day
Posted on February 16, 2009
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Photogs will tell you that a rule of thumb when photographing children, is to shoot from the eye-level of the child. But I tend not to be big on following rules, and I think this picture is a great example of why it’s okay to do what feels right.
My sister took this picture of our nephew at the park during the summer, and the angle from which she took the picture, in my opinion, was perfect. Because she was standing, you can really tell just how small this little boy is, and what an adventure the park must look like to him — I mean, check out the intensity in his eyes — the slide must look huge when you’re less than three feet tall.
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HE IS SO CUTE!!!!
OMG! Isuuuuuuuuuuuu =) I remember this day!
You’re right, he’s looking at the whole thing for the first time, and we sometimes forget the wonder of childhood. Great pic!
aaww he is soooooo cute!!!!!!!
the slide is gigantic when your a kid I remember when i finally went on the slide for my first time i felt like i climbed mount everest or something
lol
This is a really good photo.I can’t remember him that little so it’s great to see my little laddu.
I need to dig up some childhood photos.
This kid is super cute.
he luks sooooooooo cute in dat pic!!!!!!