British Photographer Robbie Cooper used his RED camera to illustrate that look of total concentration kids tend to get when they are playing an engrossing video game. Adults make faces too, but kids are more photogenic.

Robbie photographed the kids as they played games such as Grand Theft Auto IV and Call of Duty 4. He placed his camera behind a pane of glass so the kids wouldn’t be self-conscious about the giant hunk of RED goodness pointed right at them.

Below are more photos from Cooper’s set. No word on if he plans to do a "People staring into their laptops" collection:

Jobo’s Giga Vu line has been geared towards photographers who are always looking for more and more storage, especially in the field.

The 160GB Giga Vu Pro Extreme adds support for Jobo’s photoGPS unit and comes with an SD/SDHC adapter. The regular specs are still the same: a 3.7-inch VGA screen, support for 100+ RAW formats, loupe viewing modes with dust detection, TV-out, PictBridge support.

Don’t expect them to be cheap either with the 80GB version at $599, the 120GB for $749, and the $160GB model for $899.