through a glass darkly
Colm and Tess both got little digital cameras for Christmas. Both of them spent a long time snapping shots. Tess's camera allows her the instant gratification of reviewing her photos in camera; Colm's however does not. He shoots on a hope and a prayer that what he saw is what he'll get later when the shots are loaded on to the laptop. His big discovery was the effect he could achieve by moving the camera across the lights on the tree. Shooting blind. I kind of like the results.
K
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Boy
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Still Life
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Angles of Repose
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Traveling Light
photo by Colm
12/25/08
K
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Boy
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Still Life
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Angles of Repose
photo by Colm
12/25/08
Traveling Lightphoto by Colm
12/25/08
posted by K at 9:29 AM
2 Comments:
Good job Colm for being patient. I didn't realize one was getting instant gratification and and the other was not. At any rate the pictures are great to see! Thanks for posting them Dad!
Love, Tim
Colmy, my favorites are Angle of Repose and Traveling Light. You have the eye for photography, sir! Big hugs to all of you, and can't wait to see Tess' contributions!
Love, Erin
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