Toy Cameras also work with larger "kittens".......
I was at a luncheon yesterday for Mrs Rupert's "Deaf Class"...if I haven't mentioned it, Mrs Rupert has a Deaf Sunday School Class she has taught for many years. They get together for a luncheon or other outing several times a year and though I normally don't go, I went yesterday and took my X20.
A few random ordinary snaps like we often take with our Toy Cameras.....
Waiting in the serving line.
Mrs Rupert and one of her students.
Time to eat!
Mrs Rupert and our oldest grandson...the "Apple of her eye"...he can do no wrong!
There were old people and young...
WOW! I missed the focus on this one by a mile
...but I'll make up for it in the next two shots!
There were a couple of her students I pulled aside for some head shots.....lovely "kittens" they are!
A Toy Camera can do pretty good even when pushed beyond its normal limits....
Advantage to the Toy Camera.....no one is intimidated like they would be if I was carrying a big DSLR with flash and lots of lenses......they will relax and pose with ease for a Toy Camera. Gotta love it!
Regards!