Life is short, but memories are forever, and priceless. Try my best to capture the moment of life, to digital form of ‘1’ and ‘0’. I still keep my first digital camera – Panasonic Lumix DMC LC20, run on 2 x AA rechargeable batteries. It a lousy and bulky 2 mega-pixels device in today, but awesome back in year 2003.
Thank you for visit my site – Picture±graphy, and hope you enjoy my photo albums.
A picture is worth a thousand words!!
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thank you for visiting my blog and for the compliments! you have some beautiful photos here.
Thanks all !! Great Photoblog you have 🙂
Hi,
I figured I could include you in my nominations for the “Liebster Blog Award”, as I do enjoy your photos. Cheers!
http://thrutheeyesoftheviewfinder.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/liebster-blog-award/
Regards,
Mykz
Thank Michael.
Thank you for following my blog I look forward to reading more of your post 🙂
cool pics dude..keep up the good work…
Lovely to meet you and read about your aspirations. They sound good to me, though I have very little technical knowledge, either photographic or computing (that’s why I’m on WordPress). Found you through lovely Nia Sunset’s reblog. Burning question- who are the babies? Yours?
Yeah, she is my daughter. After she joined the family, I got less time for photography and other, all attention to her!!
Together since 16! Definitely something to celebrate! Thank you for visiting my post and liking .
You have a very beautiful family! 🙂
Yup, you got the number right… 🙂
Thank you for stopping and commenting on a recent post. I look forward to journeying with you and your wonderful imagery.
Ivon
Thanks for visiting my blog! I wish I had the patience to take photographs… love these!
The concept of documenting your life…I like to think my children will appreciate the thoroughness by which their young lives will have been documented, especially when they get older and have the ability to grasp the concept of nostalgia 🙂
Hi William,
Start it, and it will never too late to documenting your life. 🙂
See this news: Father who took images of his son, 21, every day since he was born creates incredible time lapse video of him growing up
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2216629/Father-took-images-son-21-day-born-creates-incredible-time-lapse-video-growing-up.html
Yup – I heard about him. That definitely takes some patience, planning and determination. Still – what a nice memory to have, as we alway find we miss something as time marches forward.
Agree with you, it take “a lot” patience, planning and determination. The longer you did it, the more return it is. I guess this is the best investment in the world.
Thank you for the follow! Hope we keep in touch!
Hope to see more photos from you that I could steal the trick of composition.
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