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Toddler Photographer

A few years ago Average bought a digital camera. He searched for a while to find the most indestructible (least destructible?) one out there. He ended up with an Olympus Stylus 770 SW that is shock and waterproof. It quickly became the main camera we used, even though I already had a nice Nikon film camera, as well as a digital camera. This one was indestructible! And it fit in our pockets! Why would we use something else?! An added, fun benefit of this camera is that Sweet Pea can use it without scaring us too much -- except that one time she started swinging it around her head...

So, for your entertainment, here are the artistic photographs of two-year-old

self-portrait
portrait of mommy
portrait of dada
Ok, she didn't take this one, obviously, but isn't she cute?



That last photo is watching Saturday morning TV, while I do the dishes from the night before that I was too tired to do at the time.

Do you ever let your kids use the camera? Interesting results?
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  1. ojinsayApril 9, 2011 at 12:14 AM

    I remember cuddling with my favorite toys while I watched Saturday morning cartoons!!!! It's nice to have a friend who really GETS the shows.

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  2. UnknownApril 9, 2011 at 12:39 PM

    Oh, no! Ethan doesn't touch the camera. He would love to though!

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