Keeping the kids happy

Taking pictures of kids is difficult, no doubt about it. But as the old Dutch saying goes, “A child’s hand is easily filled” – i.e children are easily pleased. So it shouldn’t take much to keep them happy when taking photos.
One chap came up with a solution that is as ingenious as it is simple: Why not mount a Pez dispenser to your camera?
A few quick mods with a Stanley knife is all that is needed – and the result is staggering. Not only do the kids love it, but the Pez dispenser remains operable, and you can treat them for their being-good efforts during the photoshoot!
Fabulous.
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Comments
But then I’d _really_ have problems when taking my camera into the park.
Hehe, everybody knows yer just a dodgy fella, Stu :D
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