Showing posts with label moment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moment. Show all posts

11/29/10

comfort

comfort
This week at Paper Heart Camera is a Show and Tell Self-Portrait Comfort photo challenge.  Show: Tell: This was a toughy since there is so much out there that defines comfort for me - chocolate, hot showers (sorry ladies, wasn't going there), hot, home-cooked meals, fuzzy slippers, down comforter…

9/14/10

a moment of peace

a moment of peace
What's your moment of peace?

9/13/10

supermom scarepants

supermom scarepants
I was getting ready to clean the windows and this gigantic grasshopper surprised me, or should I say almost made me do a little something in my pants.  Are you getting the visual?  It was definitely a Kodak moment, and no, I'm not talking about the bug.  Lucky for me no-one was around to hear m…

9/9/10

I want what he's having

I want what he's having
As if I didn't post enough of these, right? I suppose people are going to start thinking that I don't put this kid to bed, or that he doesn't have one! He does and we do. He just sleeps when he sees fit, wherever that may be. Why can't that happen to me?  No fair!  I go to the r…

8/11/10

mama's turn

mama's turn
It's true when I say that I seem to get left out a little.  Could it be that I am always behind the camera?  Maybe.  The boys get to play sports and do other boy things while I, of course, take pictures or sit on the sidelines despising the heat and watching them enjoy their time together. An…

8/2/10

the sleeping bear and his cubs

the sleeping bear and his cubs
Daddy was exhausted from doing things around the house and obviously the boys were too! This was one of those priceless moments for me. I quickly grabbed my camera and froze a moment in time that I will always cherish. So sweet.

6/22/10

photography faux pas

photography faux pas
I think everyone I know knows that I try very hard to please every one of my clients. I communicate as much as I humanly can, and I even have contracts in place to cover what I don't get to verbally. The most important thing when it comes to photography, and not just on my part, is communicat…