Fisher-Price 1.3 megapixel - Xmas for my three-year old

Iron Flatline · Dec 27, 2006

Hi all.

My boys have been watching me photograph since Day 1, and it was only natural that one wish list item would end up being a camera - though I think all they really wanted was a Flash.

I got them a Fisher-Price 1.3mp kids camera, and it was a huge hit:

I uploaded the resulting pictures to my computer, and made a "contact sheet" for them so they could enjoy the fruits of their creative efforts beyond the computer screen. I printed it on 13x19 inch paper.

Here is the result:

Alison · Dec 27, 2006

What a fun idea! My sons, especially my oldest really enjoys photography. It's so interesting to see the world from their vantage point!

THORHAMMER · Dec 27, 2006

man, thats awsome.

its funny to see so many pictures from that low... lol

but very very cool...

x highhand17 · Dec 27, 2006

Hahawhat a good idea, interesting pictures haha

Big Mike · Dec 28, 2006

Through the eyes of a child....priceless.

Puscas · Dec 28, 2006

move over dad.... :lol:

this is a fun series! Thanx for sharing

pascal

Nurd · Dec 28, 2006

I actually like the one 3rd row down 3rd picture over.

I have heard about these cameras and thought it was cool. If I ever have a kid, I shall get one for them also.

manaheim · Dec 28, 2006

We got our daughter the same camera. (well, the pink one) Highly recommended. Durable as hell, easy to use. She dropped it down the stairs already.

bryanwhite · Dec 28, 2006

The top middle picture reminds me of some cartoons where kids will be playing, an adult will enter the room, but you never see anything of their face, because they're just too big. It's a really neat picture for that aspect.

Second over on the top is neat too.

It's interesting, he's very close to following the rule of thirds in almost all of these. Might not be doing so hot with the lighting, but then, I'd be worried if he was! :lmao:

fischerfotographik · Dec 28, 2006

Awesome. Kids With Cameras. They always have such a unique perspective/take on things - and not just the vantage point.
My niece has a digital camera (my brother 'upgraded' and gave his old one to her). Ended up buying a larger memory card because she was such a photo hound