But do not all these miracles [the steam engine, the electric light, the telephone, the phonograph, the radio, bacteriology, anesthesiology, psychophysiology] pale when compared to the most astonishing and disturbing one of all, that one which seems finally to endow man himself with the divine power of creation: the power to give physical form to the insubstantial image that vanishes as soon as it is perceived, leaving no shadow in the mirror, no ripple on the surface of the water? (1900)
– Nadar
Penny and I just became close friends. I have usually been great with kids in the past, but Penny has been the first person to ever invite me to a tea party. A lot of important people were there, including princesses from many different kingdoms. I am a lucky guy.
Walking in the footsteps of Nadar 