I find it ironic how some people took a series about kids enjoying moments in their childhood without technology and twisted it to mean that I believe technology is bad and therefore they never even use it. Huge difference. Rather, the conclusion that should have been gathered (and many of you obviously got) is that the time they spend with hands on play, interacting with each other, and enjoying and appreciating the world around them is far more valuable than any time spent engrossed in an electronic device. There's a crucial word I believe in called moderation. After all, a series such as this is surely much more fun and nostalgic to look at than one documenting my kids staring at a screen, don't you think?

These are gorgeous. The choice to do them in black and white was perfect and made them timeless. Not a cell phone, tablet or computer in the lot. It would be interesting to see those very objects with the children photographed so lovingly.

This is an example of what my grandson said, about the future of his baby son, planning for his life ,to spend time in nature, outdoor sports, as a child I spent much time outdoors, board games, and I loved having a chalk board, children today, are unable to use their imagination, and creative planning !!!

This was Me........ And then our land lord kicked us off our land

I might get some hate for this but those kids aren’t being given the tools to understand technology and when technology is such a important part of today’s society it feels like shes putting them at a disadvantage, i dont like the whole ‘Tech is bad’ idea it’s important to understand technology and if your not teaching it to them its really not a good thing

The guy praise for a world without "technology" (doesn't mean anything by the way) but come to BP in search of instant gratification . Isnt it ironic?..

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