After taking the sunset pictures last week that were so orange and red, this sunset seemed so soft to me. And my kids wanted me to get out and take more sunset pictures with them. After seeing my sister-in-law's sunset picture on her post, I want to drive a mile west to shoot the next cool sunset.
One large empty fish food container, Two very happy two-year olds, Three not so happy fish,...
...now our tank is clear and clean thanks to Tom, down to two fish, and the small container of fish food hidden once again.
I tried some indoor shots at soccer this week. This is an ok shot, still not pleased, but enjoying watching my kids play and trying for a perfect shot.
So maybe I shouldn't post this picture on my photo project. My husband actually took it. I love the reflection. He has played around with reflection shots in water before, and now this. I don't seem to see these, but he does. Just another reminder to me that the possibilities of images to capture are endless. Even the same scene is viewed differently by different people. I want to work on seeking other perspectives.
Cheap entertainment!! We went through the car wash on Saturday. The children were having a fun time going from one side of the car to the other as it got sprayed. I think now we will have to clean the insides of the windows too! As far as the shot goes, I took two with the flash and then this one without. On the other two the kids were more in focus, but I liked that with this one I could see the drops of water on the window.
Josh made us "puppy chow" as a snack. It was finger-licking good!
The birthday boy was pleased with his lollypop sundae that he got at the Brick Oven. His first attempt to eat it did not include a spoon. By the time we got the camera, he was trying to eat it with a spoon.
Andrew is the baker and mastermind of this cake. For a month now, Spencer has wanted a Toy Story cake. We were pleased with how it turned out. I like the perspective and depth of this shot.
I love pictures of children blowing out candles. I like the ones without a flash, lit only by the candles themselves. I don't use my tripod on these because they happen so fast, so I never know what I will end up with...I am pleased with this picture. But of course I am extremely bias, that's my baby celebrating 3!!!
Turning 3 wore him out...and us too! Good Night!
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