Fruit of Your Loins

**jnantz** · 20-May-2007, 17:08

Originally Posted by Jason Greenberg Motamedi

Here is the first of many, at three days.

it is so easy to forget how tiny babies are at
just a few days old .. jason, just beautiful.

-john

**PViapiano** · 20-May-2007, 23:00

My daughter, age 3 1/2

Taken with a Mamiya RZ67 Pro II, 110mm lens, Tri-X (in HC110)

**Eric James** · 21-May-2007, 11:22

Lots of nice photos
This one’s absolutely great
Amazing PV

**william linne** · 21-May-2007, 11:45

The other one! 8x10 Self Portrait with Child. Bulb release squeezed with right foot.

**MIke Sherck** · 21-May-2007, 13:05

Originally Posted by william linne

The other one! 8x10 Self Portrait with Child. Bulb release squeezed with right foot.

Very good method. The facial expression seems so much older and contemplative (the child, not you. You look like you're afraid you're going to drop something!)

Mike

**Frank Petronio** · 21-May-2007, 13:39

the 8x10 self portrait is great, all you need is a tape measure on the side

**Geert** · 21-May-2007, 14:14

I claim the youngest picture.

Mieke, aged less than 5 minutes.

**Patrik Roseen** · 21-May-2007, 14:25

Here is my son Paul (at age 7) holding my Technika. I am using a Linhof Kardan and a Symmar -S 180mm. This a scan from an 8x10 enlargement on Gallerie 3.1.

Fascinations

**David A. Goldfarb** · 21-May-2007, 16:24

Originally Posted by Geert

I claim the youngest picture.

Mieke, aged less than 5 minutes.

Here's Melchior at about that age--

He's 5-1/2 months old now. It's hard to believe he was so small.

**Frank Petronio** · 21-May-2007, 17:20

Well if we are going to compete for earliest... I could post one of a kid crowning... but I bet some of you sickos probably documented the conception so I'd still lose ;-)

Wonderful pictures, pardon me.