A bargain for a model, right?

I felt like sitting underneath the tripod today. As a bonus to using a unique angle, it was easy to focus. On manual focus, I just held my left hand out at the approximate level my face would be at once I was sitting down, focused with my right hand on a forgiving ap (usually

I haven’t been bringing flowers home from TJ’s as often as I did last year. These daffodils did manage to jump in my cart, though.

Sweet and sunny… to moody and sleepy.

  Post nap…

  When we were standing up and getting ready to put the camera away he said “I like taking pictures now!”

Isaac played in his room, by himself- happily, for over 2 hours today. Independence can be a fantastic thing.

Everyone’s paying full attention to this very important lesson Eyes on the ball. (but my favorite part is the spy in the bushes)

[portfolio_slideshow: thumbs, true] We had a super windy day recently (which blew the brick facade off of the local Target!) and the yard is littered with fall leaves (and wasp’s nests.)

…and not so macro.

Not a bad life.

I think that the first image does a better job of conveying the emotion I was wanting to communicate, but I love the gracefulness and mood of the second. So, here they both are!

I got to photograph a sweet newborn girl today. I’ll blog a longer post about her session later, but here’s one of my favorites.

I didn’t take a single picture today. How about another one of my cute brother?

Such fun to have a cooperative subject!