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My 11 year old son took what may be my favorite photo from our time here in Egypt. Wife and I are walking and talking. The sun is setting. Behind us are the pyramids and the Sphinx. Do you see it?pic.twitter.com/emqWYncLp4
See those specs at the bottom? Those are people! Nothing can prepare you for the sheer size/magnitude of the pyramids. From the time they were built over 4,000 years ago until the early 1,900s they were the largest man made construction in the world. Again, my son took this photopic.twitter.com/3NlebGqqOp
So it’s after midnight in Egypt and I’m going through all of the photos that my 11 year old son took and look at what I found?!!!! How amazing is this??? I am blown away. I know I’m a loving dad but isn’t this perfect? OMG! Can’t wait to ask him about this when he wakes up!!pic.twitter.com/y2JmSc7oUt
Your son is an incredible photographer! I can't believe he's 11! He needs to enter these in some sort of contest/apply to Nat Geo NOW
I’m going to tell him you said so!
Yesss I can’t wait to see them in a magazine! 
I miss Egypt so much. Here's my favorite picture I took when I was there three years ago.pic.twitter.com/UpeOXvJBx6
Beautiful.
beautiful
I love the wonder in this thread. Never lose it. It makes strangers smile.
I hope you frame this. It's spectacular!
beautiful! your son has a good eye!
That’s fantastic.
I think you got a little photographer in your house :) God bless him :)
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That's a beautiful thing Shaun, love & the pyramids. God bless you and your family.
Print/Frame via @Shutterfly or @ArtifactUprsng
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