My son is in the Film program at Capilano and borrows my camera periodically...when I went hunting for pics for my recent blog entry, I was struck as the strangeness and the good-ness of his photos.
Enjoyed the photos - intriguing. I had to do a double take on the first one. My son is a 9th grader and wants to go to film school. We just gutted part of our walk-out basement and he said to me the other day, "Instead of rebuilding the guest room can we make it into a film studio?" To which I replied Yes!
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My son is in the Film program at Capilano and borrows my camera periodically...when I went hunting for pics for my recent blog entry, I was struck as the strangeness and the good-ness of his photos.
WOW
ReplyDeleteseems like there is another artist in the family.
I love them all.
Especially the last one thats my favorite
He has a great sense of composition, a good skill set, but different than his older mom, his hand on the subculture of his generation. I am proud...
ReplyDeleteI love the second picture with the circle cutout - I also really like the mood that the light creates.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! You are a proud momma :)
very interesting and moody - good for a winter's day!
ReplyDeletethanks for your comment! I heard you and Patricia met! yeah!!! isnt she awesome!
Enjoyed the photos - intriguing. I had to do a double take on the first one. My son is a 9th grader and wants to go to film school. We just gutted part of our walk-out basement and he said to me the other day, "Instead of rebuilding the guest room can we make it into a film studio?" To which I replied Yes!
ReplyDeleteHow very cool NHill...my old office in the house is now my kids jam space...they love having a creative space.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit...I love your blog!
Michelle