Archive for March, 2009

Leah

March 17th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  1 Comment

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Showers

March 16th, 2009  |  Published in Everyday Life  |  1 Comment

not the rain variety, but the baby variety – I love them!

What’s not to love?!  There’s cake, presents, friends, and lots of laughter.

Julie‘s baby shower was yesterday afternoon.

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Boats

March 13th, 2009  |  Published in Photography  |  Leave a Response

I’ve got the non-pregnancy-related nesting syndrome.  When I’m home, not on the computer (and not playing tic tac toe with my youngest) I’m sorting through paper files, boxes, and closets.  I’m clearing, re-arranging, and discarding.

While in the midst of a recent nesting “episode” I came across a few photos that I love.  They were taken at least 10 years ago at one of my very favorite harbors.  As I’ve mentioned before, my husband loves boats and harbor-exploring is a favorite activity of his (mine, too, if I have a camera with me!).

It was a beautiful summer day and we were with friends.  My husband and his friend studied the boats, dreaming about their next ones, while my friend and I took photographs.

One reason I love photographing boats is their often brilliant gel coat colors.  I also love the many details and patterns found on boats; so I often focus on smaller aspects of the bigger picture.  This day was a little different as my eyes were constantly drawn to the boat reflections in the water.  Often harbor water is not the cleanest (I should know because I once found myself swimming  in harbor water, but that’s a whole other story…you can ask my husband about it).  But this day, the harbor water was a brilliant and beautiful blue.

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A change of pace and a few more favorites

March 12th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  1 Comment

There was no school yesterday.  There is no school today, and there will be no school tomorrow.

Yes, there is a smile on my face!  I think we stayed in our pjs yesterday until 3:00 in the afternoon – nice!

I am making progress on Leah’s photos; here are a few of my favorites so far.

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Leah likes jewelry (so does her mom).

Leah’s mom says that Leah loves to raid her bedside jewelry box.

:-)

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Friends “pie”

March 11th, 2009  |  Published in Everyday Life  |  4 Comments

Over the weekend, we did a bit of baking together, my boys and I.

My youngest was helping me bake cookies when my eldest said he was going to write a recipe for “friends pie.”  He grabbed a piece of paper and a pen and began to write.  As he was writing, he told us about a book called Enemy Pie that his teacher read out-loud in class on Friday.

He said he was going to use two of his favorite ingredients in his recipe – bananas and oreos.

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Too much computer time?

March 10th, 2009  |  Published in Everyday Life  |  Leave a Response

These past two weeks have been busy…daily life plus fabulous photos sessions and lots of computer time.

What tells me I’ve been at the computer too long?

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Definitely difficult to ignore.

:-)

Tons of fun being 1, and a very patient 6-year-old

March 9th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  1 Comment

On Friday, I had a fun session with Leah (who is now 1!).

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Eric and Camie, part 2

March 6th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  1 Comment

Warning – longer post ahead!  I could have done a slide-show format, but I wanted a little commentary.

Camie’s baby belly.

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Micah

March 5th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  2 Comments

Here are a few more photos…you’ll notice that his monkey pjs and friend are absent, but those cute expressions are still there!

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Eric and Camie, part 1

March 4th, 2009  |  Published in Portraits  |  10 Comments

They met in 7th grade.

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