"Was ich Fotografie nenne, die Wahrheitsfindung mit Linse und Kamera, ist altmodisch und stirbt durch die digitale Technik."
 ~ Jim Rakete
pictoryblog: My Grandfather “Pop” has taught me everything I’ve needed to know in life. From “Plan your work and work your plan” to “close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.” He is the man I inspire to be. An 85 year old with a “why not” attitude who has traveled the world and wrote to tell about it. He inspired me to start taking photos when as a boy I spent days browsing trough his chronologically organized photo albums that take an entire rooms bookshelves. He starts everyday with a bowl of cereal then reads the newspaper, he ends it with sunset margaritas. I idolize his values, his attitude of life, and knowledge of the world. — By (submitted to “Life Lessons”) View the Published Photos from this Theme pictoryblog: My Grandfather “Pop” has taught me everything I’ve needed to know in life. From “Plan your work and work your plan” to “close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.” He is the man I inspire to be. An 85 year old with a “why not” attitude who has traveled the world and wrote to tell about it. He inspired me to start taking photos when as a boy I spent days browsing trough his chronologically organized photo albums that take an entire rooms bookshelves. He starts everyday with a bowl of cereal then reads the newspaper, he ends it with sunset margaritas. I idolize his values, his attitude of life, and knowledge of the world. — By (submitted to “Life Lessons”) View the Published Photos from this Theme

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My Grandfather “Pop” has taught me everything I’ve needed to know in life. From “Plan your work and work your plan” to “close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.” He is the man I inspire to be. An 85 year old with a “why not” attitude who has traveled the world and wrote to tell about it. He inspired me to start taking photos when as a boy I spent days browsing trough his chronologically organized photo albums that take an entire rooms bookshelves. He starts everyday with a bowl of cereal then reads the newspaper, he ends it with sunset margaritas. I idolize his values, his attitude of life, and knowledge of the world.

— By (submitted to “Life Lessons”)

View the Published Photos from this Theme