Here we have Little Buddy experimenting, and getting to know all of the features offered by his Spiderman ATV, as Elmo looks on minding his own business.

“The history behind the picture, is far more important than the “quality” of the picture” – Vic.

I took me some time to understand that statement.  When you think about it back in our days, our parents, or an aunt or uncle, came around with a camera every so often and snapped pictures.  You probably never saw those pictures, or by the time you saw them it was saw far into the future that you had a hard time believing it was actually you in the pictures.  They weren’t concerned about rule of thirds, composition, lighting, line of horizon, decentralizing the subject, etc., etc.  They were concerned about taking the picture, capturing the moment and history behind the picture.  I am not starting to adopt that model.  It’s not all about pretty pictures, it’s about the moment(s) and the story.