on November 3rd, 2008

Recently I answered a question about the best camera for a young child, and since my kids have owned the two most popular models on the market today, I thought I would give our experiences with both of them for those who are interested.
The two primary cameras for young children today are the following.  Please [...]

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calevphoto on May 20th, 2008

I finally had time over the weekend to take some pictures, including a number with my new 180L.  A review and comparison with the MP-E 65 is coming, but for now I thought you would enjoy some shots I took with the kids playing with a new bubble machine.  I decided to practice using multiple [...]

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calevphoto on May 19th, 2008

Today, rather than showing my own pictures, I thought I would present the pictures from a guest photographer.  Today’s photographer is Eitan Calev, who became interested in photography through his father’s interest.  He has constantly watched me take pictures for some time now and has decided to take the plunge himself.  His first photos were [...]

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calevphoto on April 9th, 2008

OK, you knew I had to post this at some time or another.  As many of you know, I have two sons - Eitan and Nathan - aged four and three.  The following are some of my favorite shots of them from the last few years.

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calevphoto on April 8th, 2008

Recently I had the opportunity to use a friend’s Nikon D200 camera.  As most of you who know me are well aware of, I have never even held in my hands a non-Canon camera.  When I was looking to purchase a camera, Canon was the only company that made full frame cameras so the choice [...]

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calevphoto on February 1st, 2008

Recently, per my older son Eitan’s request, we took the kids to the Pacific Science Center. This is a rather nice science center not far from downtown Seattle that they both like. It pales in comparison to the science centers in Paris and Munich, but it makes for a few hours of entertainment.
Nathan had a [...]

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