Monday, May 16, 2011
Warmth of the Sun
A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and man cannot live without love." -Max Muller
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Green Shirts
Unintentionally Alex and his cousin wore matching shirts to church. They were so cute. I am entering this photo in the Friends Photo Challenge at The Paper Mama.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Through The Viewfinder
For Mother's Day my wonderful husband and son bought me a vintage Ansco Rediflex camera. It is a simple twin lens box camera from the 1950's. Why would I want this? I have been interested in try some TTV Photography for quite a while. A quick definition of TTV Photography is a photo taken with your digital camera through the viewfinder of a old camera. It acts as sort of filter. I have seen some very beautiful photos using this technique and was excited to give it a try. So here are a couple of my first TTV photos. I need to work on my "contraption." The "contraption" is something used to link the two cameras and block out any excess light. Right now I just have a crude piece of cardboard that is held together with some masking tape. I think will be this weekend's project. Anyway here is a few shots that I took.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Photo Challenge -Food
I'm entering this photo of Alex enjoying a chocolate strawberry in the Food- Photo Challenge
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Monday, May 2, 2011
Show and Tell Challenge: Silhouette
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Tell: Captured this silhouette of Alex playing at the beach a couple of weeks ago. It was a nice spring evening and we went for a family walk.
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Fun in the Garden
This morning we read A Garden of Opposites by Nancy Davis.
This is a simple book with great illustrations. It teaches basic opposite concepts and has a great gate-fold displaying the whole garden of opposites. Very cute. We enjoyed it, and it had some new opposites that Alex didn't know.
After reading the book we made a little flower garden of our own. We used construction paper, Do A Dot paints and cupcake liners. Alex painted the cupcake liners
I had cut out "stems and leaves" out of construction paper. Alex glued them all on a piece of blue paper.
This afternoon we had a fun time playing outside. Alex searched for bugs. He "caught" a earth worm.
He decided to make a birdie after hearing a crow "cawing." He made it out of sticks. I was impressed. Maybe he has a future as a sculpture artist.
This is a simple book with great illustrations. It teaches basic opposite concepts and has a great gate-fold displaying the whole garden of opposites. Very cute. We enjoyed it, and it had some new opposites that Alex didn't know.
After reading the book we made a little flower garden of our own. We used construction paper, Do A Dot paints and cupcake liners. Alex painted the cupcake liners
I had cut out "stems and leaves" out of construction paper. Alex glued them all on a piece of blue paper.
He added a yellow pom-pom to the center of the flowers and I guided him in making a short caterpillar and a long snake with his Do A Dots, just like in the book.
This afternoon we had a fun time playing outside. Alex searched for bugs. He "caught" a earth worm.
He decided to make a birdie after hearing a crow "cawing." He made it out of sticks. I was impressed. Maybe he has a future as a sculpture artist.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
I Heart Faces {Soft and Sweet}
The theme over at I Heart Faces is soft and sweet. This is a old photo of Alex. This is his first Easter, he was 3 days shy of a month old and had just finally came home from the hospital. I recently came across it and decided to do some post processing. I think it fits the theme pretty well, what is more soft and sweet than a sleeping newborn wearing bunny ears.
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