dayswithmyfather

[4hero]

Not mine, because he's a ct, but a lovely site/idea none-the-less.

http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/

It's amazing how we forget to capture people. I really miss my gran, but don't have any recent shots before her death, and none with me and her

Capture your family and friends!

Edited by 4hero on Monday 21st June 17:03

[GetCarter]

Stunning.

Can't compete with his shots so I won't try. But have been there.

[CraigW]

very moving site and nicely done.

[Simpo Two]

One of my best friends died from a sudden heart attack on Sunday after doing too much gardening. I'd visited him the day before and he was fine. I don't know what's worse, dying suddenly at 61, or being like Mr Toledano at 98. Neither is good

Edited by Simpo Two on Monday 21st June 19:04

[dibbly dobbler]

Wow that was heavy going. Kind of depressing to think that's what the future may hold.

[jimmy156]

An incredibly moving, and excellent, website. I love the photo's and i love the words, and the way the site has bee put together. In fact i think its great that the site even exists!

[Funk]

A lovely, lovely site and a tribute to his relationship with his father in those final years.

[AndWhyNot]

Just whoa.

[crmcatee]

lovely.


My dad's 70 next month and I had planned to shoot some photos with both him and my mum. This may be morbid but I had planned to shoot photo's of them walking away from me, both as a couple, and alone. The reason - I'm planning for the future when they do die - I thought it would make a lovely back page for their funerals order of service.

[GetCarter]

I just received the book... HIGHLY recommended. Looks even better printed.