Thanks for that Mickey; it made me smile. I failed to buy a cine
camera when my eldest was about 6 months old (no ready dosh) and so I
had to use my little OM1MD and 50/1.8. Those pictures were the best
and make our sons' mother and me smile the most. I even have a photo
of the 2 little people standing on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
with my wife looking rather worried at their proximity to that big
ravine.
Those 2 small people are now big bruisers and they both called
yesterday to wish me a Happy Father's Day... I must have done some
things right at least - not everything by any manner of means, but
some things :>).
Chris
At 11:01 -0400 16/6/02, Mickey Trageser wrote:
So many of us are fathers and share that fact here, in pictures. In the US,
thanks to Hallmark cards....., Fathers Day is celebrated the second Sunday
in June.
In 1978, when my first born entered the world, my OM-1 MD was with me. It
also shared the birth of my second and third children in 1981 and 1983. For
me, and many of you, photography is knitted into the fabric of life. Not all
the pictures came out, and parenting hasn't always been rosy, but all in
all, it's a good mix. So, as a registered Zuikoholic, I commend all of you
fathers. Have a great day.
Mickey Trageser
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