Day 26
Meet Rocky.
My preschooler’s pet rock. He came home with this little guy after learning all about different kind of rocks.
Day 13
This is called painting by light and I’ve been wanting to try this forever, so I finally did it with the help of my husband.
I turned the shutter speed way down low, fixed a few of my settings, focused in on the light, and set the self timer.
You wouldn’t believe what we used for our light. It was our telephones, and then one of my sons toys for the red light :)
My husband drew the heart while I hurried and raced to meet him after I pressed the timer to make the arrow. It was a lot harder than I thought to get the timing just right, but it turned into a lot of laughs and fun.
Day 12
I was trying to capture the imagination of my sons by taking a picture of one of their elaborate forts they build almost everyday but instead my boys voiced they wanted me to take a picture of them posing together in front of their fort.
Although this wasn’t the best picture of their fort I was pleased to capture the love and friendship of these two brothers. They are the best of friends and do everything together.
Day 9
Lately I’ve been aiming to capture details in my photos. I want to capture my families story, and details tell such a significant part of our story.
So here is my little guy during the most coveted time of day for me, nap time. You can find me and my children snuggled in our beds taking a nap. I feel so lucky my kids still take naps. And here he is with his favorite stuffed animal his grandma gave him, Ellie.
Day 1
I consider it perfect timing taking the first picture on this here blog with a nice clean canvas. A clean family room that is, and I couldn’t resist taking a picture of our clean kitchen, a rare moment.
I’m so proud of myself for these pictures. I used natural light here (that means no flash) and totally relied on myself for shooting in manual. Something I am trying to get better at.
I think they turned out pretty dang good since I was shooting around 5:00 this afternoon.