Today I can't take any credit for the photographs I'm posting...
They were taken by M, my 18 year old son, for a school project a couple of years ago.I thought they could work for a SSS post...
M has been in England for 2 weeks now and I'm missing him a lot...I could send him an email and tell him to check this post, but...he's 18, he's with friends and this is the first time out of the country without the rest of the family.... I don't think he has time for blogging!!!
"Adolescence is perhaps nature's way of preparing parents to welcome the empty nest" ~Karen Savage and Patricia Adams~
The Good Stepmother
Now, hurry up to Hey Harriet! and be inspired by some very talented photographers from all over the world!
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27 comments:
Beautiful fotos by your son! Love the perspective through the "tunnel"! I enjoyed browsing your blog and seeing such gorgeous vintage items too. Blessings!
That is a cool photo!
Don´t woeey he is fine and he has a lot of fun with friends (I think), MB
The 2nd pix is absolutely awesome. A very smart shot! Superb...
Happy SSS
Those are really great shots. I hope your son is having a wonderful time. xxx
Terrific photos that your son took! How fun for you both! I know you miss him though! These are really creative shots! Thanks for sharing!
Sylvia
I do not have children but I can relate to your message from all of my friends that do, I was just on the phone with one that was in tears over her son tonight. Bless you all that are parents!! Blessings, Janna
Fantastic. Your son has a good eye.
I so seldom see my 21 year old Grandson these days, that is unless it's laundry day...but what a cool shot he sent you, clever boy!
I just love the bottom one. Super! And absolutely, adolescence is nature's way of getting the kids to leave. They'd never go and we'd never let them otherwise!
The growing up stuff just makes my heart ache! I always wonder where the years have gone. The photos are wonderful! I love the one in the tunnel, that one should be framed!
That second one is awesome! Your son must be having the time of his life overseas. Lucky young man! He'll be back before you know it :)
the second photo is really well-shot. thanks for sharing.
They grow-up so very fast don't they? Awesome photos!!
Congratulations to your artistic son!
Our daughter is in England.
Would you believe it was her photos that first got Tracy (Hey Harriet) interested in Shadow shot Sunday.
claudiaschmid.blogspot.com
Bragging mother.
O well
glad to discover your blog and its delights.
Your son is creative & talented. How wonderful to highlight his work in this way ;--)
Beautiful shadow shots!
Hugs and blessings,
Wow, that last photo is fantastic! I remember my first trip away from home. Such fun! He'll be back soon with lots of stories to tell you. I hope he brings you back a good souvenir.
love your blog and the fancy pictures :)
i know how it is to be young and 18... it's the time of his life...but in his heart i'm sure he misses you every single moment...
ps. thnks for the comment :)
Firstly~ Thanks for checking up on me. I was away part of the time and the first part of the time getting my 90-year old Papa well again.
Secondly~ Some weeks I feel like my teenagers have already prepared me for the empty nest. I seem to long for solitude these days.
Wait and see the difference in your son when he comes home. He will be a confident young man. You will have felt as if much time has gone by and your little boy is all grown up.
Love the long shadow in the tunnel shot! And the "cloud shadows" by your son is wonderful... What a nice reminder that he's just beyond the horizon :)
HOLA! QUE LINDAS LAS FOTOS, Y QUE LINDO EL BLOG. TE DEJO UN SALUDO DESDE BS.AS. GRACIELA
hee hee hee hee...you know that we are loving this quote - Karla's son is 14....need we say anymore?
thanks for sharing the work of your son! I am NOT looking forward to the day when my nest is empty - not at ALL!
Great photography!!! Haven't heard of SSS. I'll have to check out more of the participants!!!
xo,
Carole
Love these...especially the 2nd one!
Glad you loved the "hockey tickets"...lol...my Grammy used to call poo, hockey. We were not allowed to say the words "toilet paper" when we were little so hence calling the toilet paper hockey tickets! Only in America *snort*
Love you girls!
LuLu~*xoxo
Wonderful! I love the tube one especially.
Love the shadow inside the tunnel!
what a great photo and a fantastic quote!
xo
chasity
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