Another big gap of generations

[Dan Cattermole]

You know, to some average folk in the modern day world pictures like these may be analysed, editing maybe questioned, and compostion could face critique, and although I feel I've made the right choice in all fields above metioned, it carries more of an understandable and sentimental meaning to myself of course.
It's a shot were I can peresent to my eldest daughter Grace and say.....'You HAVE had the chance to meet your GREAT grand parents' in years to come when appreciation and maturity begins in her life.
And it's shots like these that are never discarded, never forgotten, and never eye sore to look at time and time again. It displays character, enjoyment, and a great connection that one day will be reminded in years down the line of existance.

Thank you for looking

 

[Kev Pugh]

Spot on mate, no questions...........OK keep taking these, thats what we do it for really isn't it?

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Absolutley... It is why we pick up cameras, to capture and present which ever way we do it.
Thanks Kev!

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Don't they look alike Dan

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Sweet as a strawberry. And so is the kid ;-)

 

[Paul Lange]

Sentimentality is not a bad thing! Also, it is such a great photo I don't see how anyone can bash it.

 

[Pete Askew]

Can't agree more! And as a photo it works well anyway - without the meaning to those involved.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Thanks guys,
My wife said they look quite alike, and I never saw it untill this photo.

 

[Pete Sykes]

Great shot ...... I love it.

Peter