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My Son: The Aspiring Photo Artist

Img00096 My son's name is Kahlil Ross. I named him after my favorite poet Kahlil Gibran.  The Ross was derived from his grandfather's name, Rosello.  So he became Kahlil Ross.

Last Christmas, Kahlil got an MP5 from his Tita Mia, who works in Florida.  His new toy is a combo game console, MP3 player, MiniDV, and a 10-megapixel digicam.

At first, Kahlil was fascinated by the built-in games of his MP5. He calls it "PSP" but it was far from that expensive gaming console. 

Then he discovered the camera features of his toy.  He immediately went amok shooting everything in his path.  Well I hope he can sustain his shooting-spree passion.  By the way, here are some of the pictures he took while running gung-ho with his toy-cam.

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More on his pictures in my future posts. :-)

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  1. imfleurMayo 20, 2009 nang 7:22 PM

    naku ano ba yan , lalo namin na miss si mokong , sana d2 cia magbakasyon pati si gabi , baka maging direk kahlil yan ah.......ganda kuha nia lalo na ung may manok.....play ko nga video nia sa cp ko.

    TumugonBurahin
  2. JMPMayo 20, 2009 nang 10:49 PM

    Ay, naku sana nga. marami pa siyang shots. Later ipublish ko rin dito. Thanks for dropping by.

    TumugonBurahin
  3. ArleneMayo 21, 2009 nang 7:01 PM

    wow jay! ganda ng mga pictures... it's time to save for a dlsr cam para sa little boy mo.. he's a photographer in the making.. may potential! :)

    TumugonBurahin
  4. JMPMayo 24, 2009 nang 10:36 PM

    Thanks for dropping by Arlene. Sana nga maging photographer. :)

    TumugonBurahin
  5. Hindi-nagpakilalaEnero 22, 2012 nang 5:27 PM

    ang galing!

    TumugonBurahin

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