lovely..... wish i i i i i i i hmmm

femi4:
she don get job (police job) now

lol I never get job o. Biko epp me

UuzbaGuuzba:
Men have generational pictures too. Infact I have, My grandad, dad, myself and son. But it shall not be on this type of forum. There's no age restrictions here. And anybody can just leave you and your generation with deep insults.

Bro,
U just got me rolling on d floor here.
U too funny o.
Lol@leave you and your generation with deep insults.
Thats NL for you.
Can you even imagine some pple saying d OP get time?
Interests are not d same na...
NLers I hail thee...

this is beautiful


I wish I met my GGM

Tobycharles:
ur own pass FBI

funny

lagosmp3:
“Last week I took it upon myself to visit my wife’s grandmother in a village in Edo State. It has been over 10 years since I saw her and I had a feeling she might not be around for as long as we think.

At 92, you could literally say she’s seen her share of what life has to offer especially when she has witnessed 4 generations of life. It was a 25-hours roundtrip roadtrip that was worth every minute of it. I wanted to document the lineage of the one I considered to have been priviledged to call wife for over 10 years.

I would eventually take the following conceptual picture of my grandma-inlaw, my mother-inlaw, my wife, and my daughter. I wanted to document the family in a way that was different from the family portraits I had taken in the past. Looking at the picture, I eventually got more insights to life than I had envisaged.

Life is indeed beautiful regardless of the trials one has been through. When I look at the picture I see a woman in her 90s who had experienced 4 miscarriages before giving birth to my mother inlaw. I see a woman in her 60s who has lost her husband and is the definition of a strong and virtuous woman. I see a woman in her 30s whose relationship with me can be likened to the undeserved grace God extended towards the Gentiles: I didn’t deserve her but God favored me. I see a woman in her 3s (if there’s something like that, or what will I call a 3.5 years old girl) whose confidence, beauty and intelligence still manages to amuse me every day. What do you see when you look at this portrait of 4 generations?”

Source: http://lagosmp3.com/2016/12/07/check-amazing-five-generations-nigerian-family-photo/

This is nice. I've seen 5 generations before. It was amazing. The 5th generation saw his great great grandmother who is 92 years old.

willian10:
Since I've been seeing generation pictures like this, na only female i do see, why not male

Due to a couple of reasons. Men marry late in life and also tend to die off early than women due to being risk takers.

copy copy Linda ikeji

femi4:
she don get job (police job) now

ohhhh!!! That's nice!! Hmmm! Dem go hear am for deir

Hmmmm... time on their faces. Whew! Me just dey pause the next generation anyhow!

ladyF:


lol I never get job o. Biko epp me

I saw your name on the list

What am seeing in this picture is the stages human passes through on earth. Better still I call it life circle of human beings. 3.5yrs when you rely on ur parents for everything and act like a child bcoz u ar still one. At 30yrs a lot in d mind and a lot you been through [education career marriage family abilities investment issues] just name it you find it there. 60yrs hmmmmm decrease in abilities, retirement from works. You are a gra ma or pa. 90yrs! It only takes the grace of God. Either great decrease in abilities or at minimum. Ones become under 3.5yrs again and may not be so because we have 90+who are active.

All I see in this photo is God's love and grace.

willian10:
Since I've been seeing generation pictures like this, na only female i do see, why not male

Male no dey fit reach four generations now. Too much wahala go don kaput one generation before the other

LastMumu:
Has anyone else ever wondered why all these pictures of different generations are always women? You can never see one picture like this for men. Why?

who said it can't begin with u

This is simply lovely,wish my fore mothers were alive...lol.

i love this. beautiful

sonnie10:
Beautiful. Although their nose decreases with each subsequent generation

That's the first thing I noticed. And this is a literal display in my own father's family in Edo State.

My late grandma has that kinda cute pointed nose, and it went literally downhill (though pointed). As it stands my nose points downward more than forward.

Why is it always females? Come to my family and see 3 generations, all males...

beauty runs in there blood

tivta:
Why is it always females? Come to my family and see 3 generations, all males...

to av three males generation is a rare blessing
take a moment to thank God and cherish dem

BarakOkenny:
Who dem EPP?

Badt belle

bigfrancis21:


Due to a couple of reasons. Men marry late in life and also tend to die off early than women due to being risk takers.

Hehe hehe.... Comof eet jhor....
Women don't take risks?

Bestlily:
Lovely

why are you so beautiful?

chocodaviva:


to av three males generation is a rare blessing
take a moment to thank God and cherish dem

Na so oo

Beautifully beautiful.

@op, according to your question "What do you see when you look at this portrait of 4 generations?”, what I see is: Creativity in the Photographs, skills in your write-up and blessing all around you. I pray that God takes nothing out of what he has gifted you among these blessings... well a self desired prayer sha.

chocodaviva:

to av three males generation is a rare blessing take a moment to thank God and cherish dem

Now that I think about it, you are right. Thanks.

This is so lovely

lagosmp3:
“Last week I took it upon myself to visit my wife’s grandmother in a village in Edo State. It has been over 10 years since I saw her and I had a feeling she might not be around for as long as we think.

At 92, you could literally say she’s seen her share of what life has to offer especially when she has witnessed 4 generations of life. It was a 25-hours roundtrip roadtrip that was worth every minute of it. I wanted to document the lineage of the one I considered to have been priviledged to call wife for over 10 years.

I would eventually take the following conceptual picture of my grandma-inlaw, my mother-inlaw, my wife, and my daughter. I wanted to document the family in a way that was different from the family portraits I had taken in the past. Looking at the picture, I eventually got more insights to life than I had envisaged.

Life is indeed beautiful regardless of the trials one has been through. When I look at the picture I see a woman in her 90s who had experienced 4 miscarriages before giving birth to my mother inlaw. I see a woman in her 60s who has lost her husband and is the definition of a strong and virtuous woman. I see a woman in her 30s whose relationship with me can be likened to the undeserved grace God extended towards the Gentiles: I didn’t deserve her but God favored me. I see a woman in her 3s (if there’s something like that, or what will I call a 3.5 years old girl) whose confidence, beauty and intelligence still manages to amuse me every day. What do you see when you look at this portrait of 4 generations?”

Source: http://lagosmp3.com/2016/12/07/check-amazing-five-generations-nigerian-family-photo/

Nnaa mehn...this is beautiful

luvly