well my 15 year old brother got a new digital camera today and was just playing around and i told him to take some pics of my car when he asked what to take pics of. And to my surprise i think they came out amazing we were just driving to my grandma's and a few were when we were thier..... so here they are just cause im bored now!

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A digital camera at 15? Damn, I wish I had that when I was that age. You're right tho, he did a good job taking those pictures. Pretty good.

 

great pix

 

Are those vinyls on your tails or are they actual VII tails? Looks like vinyls to me.

 

Pix look good. Digital is the way to do things.

 

nice pics

 

Very nice pictures

 

the moving ones are great!!

 

yeah i was really impressed i love the way they turned out! and no they are not vinyls they are evo dave modded tails! yay i love them they look so amazing

 

The kid's got a good eye.. Encourage him to take pics at any opportunity.. He's definitely got the "Knack" to do promo photos at the least.. And definitely has the artists eye for composition, he hasn't learned "the rules" yet about taking pictures, so its easy for him to break them, and that is what makes AMAZING photos..

 

yeah its crazy he just wanted a camera cause he thinks its fun and was just taking pics of everything ended up taking like 300 pics today lol. and he has no experience or anything it just blew my mind

 

nice pictures man, your brother is a pretty good photographer!!

 

If he can keep his creativity, and not allow his education (learning about photography) to teach him the "right way" to do things, then he's got a future..

My biggest complaint about some forms of education is that it "Beats the creativity out of some things" it teaches through repetative excercise "The right way" to do things, but the correct way to do things is to learn the rules, and try everything you can to break them... Thats the difference between a photographer, and an artist..

 

sweet pics the kid has some talent

 

That's part of the beauty of digital photography. The immediate feedback and the fact that the pictures are "free" means you can learn to develop your "eye" for composition much more quickly than with traditional photography. Eventually he'll be able to see the picture in his head before he even snaps the shot. Over time he will need to learn some of the fundamentals of photography such as exposure and focus control to enhance his creativity but right now he's free to experiment with composition without being fettered by the technical crap.