So I was going through some old pictures today to get some examples of "good photography" for my digital photography class. None of this is good photography, but these pictures mean a lot to me.

Got a picture of my Dad's old 85 when he brought it home in 1994 and a picture of my truck and what it looked like in 2003.
This certainly sparks some nostalgia for me.

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii10/BEblazin4life/Dads85in1995.jpg

http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii10/BEblazin4life/truckin03.jpg


And this is your forum administrator at age 5:
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii10/BEblazin4life/MEin1995.jpg

Nice pics Brent!

I bet you still sit at your computer with no pants on. LOL

Mom said she took that picture at 4:30 in the morning one night. She said I sneaked into the computer room and started playing my Batman game and she went in there and startled me and snapped the picture. lol Things kids do ;)

That look on your face is really good..........like "oh crap I got caught again".

Yeah I know. I don't remember that night, but I do remember playing that game.

The only thing different about that now is the computer, printer, and the state of the room (hardwood floor and blue paint now).

The desk, trash can, chair, CD rack, desk shelves, and even the surge strip on the floor.
The 95 model Compaq Presario computer still works. It was the first Windows computer my family ever bought. We had a 94 model Mac, but it fried one day and Mac wouldn't honor the warranty because Dad put a secondary 24 MB hard drive in it.

Brent, thanks for sharing and please make arrangements to keep this stuff. This is so important you can only barely guess now how much. Bet your Mom tears-up just looking at that shot of her 5 year old. This is cool, really.

Tears of relief probably. haha
I was quite cantankerous when I was a kid.

And this is your forum administrator at age 5:
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii10/BEblazin4life/MEin1995.jpg

lol, when I was 5 there was no internet, just green text on the screen & tons of 5" floppys.

I remember that, 1 disk to boot up, 1 for the program you wanted to run and 1 to save work on. I can remember being the 1st family on the block to have a color tv set.

You mean that's not a recent photo??? LOL