And here's the stink eye!
"what you be talkin' bout Willis?"
Happy Hump Day!
And do pop over to The Long Road to China to see more photography.
Happy Hump Day!
And do pop over to The Long Road to China to see more photography.
and even though I instantly regretted my knee-jerk reaction...
she
didn't
drop
it!
She just froze.
(Oh, did I mention she was standing on a marble floor.
Yeah!)
That's my little corner of the world.
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....and have a great Today!
My girls!
In the Pink
This weeks guest judge:
Charmaine from Just bits & Pieces.
This weeks challenge: Black and White.
The challenge: The challenge will be based around your children. Take or find a photo of your baby (or kid... or puppy... or kitty) in a black and white photo.
And for more cutie black and whites - click on the button above.
What an exciting week. The long road to China finally came true and Lisa and Pat have their Reagan.
And I guess because all the pictures posted of their "Gotcha moment" were taken in the very same room as the room where I first laid eyes on our first daughter, Dahlia - my mind is tripping back to November 2004 when this little darlin' made me so happy.
Dahlia, age 2 ( just 6 months after arriving home) in her Dedication (Baptism) dress.
And Dahlia today. I still pinch myself that I get to be her Mom!
(These pictures, like a few that I posted earlier this week, were suppose to be shot in RAW but my camera slipped to the lowest grade of JPEG and I wasn't aware. I thought I'd have to dump the whole shoot but I just love how I captured her mood that day so I kept them and did some fiddling. )
If you haven't already popped over to Lisa's site (and I'd be surprised if anyone reading this hasn't yet) do so and catch her with baby Reagan in her arms.
Quite a sight!!!
Happy Wednesday!
....and have a great Today!
This is a very cool chair in the furnishings from the decades exhibit.
I think Dahlia and I stared at it for about 5 minutes.
Then we came upon these geometrically designed boxes - Dahlia immediately layed on the floor (we're in a public art gallery, people) and said
"Hey Mom, take this shot!" And she just lay there till I did.
(As quickly as possible - thus the blur - 'cause we were in a public art gallery, people!!!)
She somehow knew she would be the perfect accent to this design. Hmmm......
Now, back to the gallery.
We saw some amazingly beautiful glassware and glass sculptures.
This piece (above and below) just took my breath away. It's from the art deco period and art deco is my absolute favorite design style. I could eat it I love everything about it.
(Yeah, that much!)
So, since I had been taking all sorts of pictures in all the exhibits I assumed the Glass exhibit was no different. Wrong! A security guard came towards us stating "no pictures in this exhibit" and of course I put my camera away.
BUT.....I hadn't taken a picture of this little beauty and I was salivating (even lusting) after it.
So, while Dahlia stood watch (I know - I'm the recipient of the Mother of the year award for that one) I grabbed my camera (the big one folks) and tried to steady myself to grab a shot.
I felt like I was stealing the thing, my hands were shaking so much. This shot was so blurry (like I said - guilt ridden capture) but I was able to doctor it up in Photoshop and...well......
......ain't she purdy!!!!
And speaking of pretty......
....what do you suppose these pretty little eyes are saying?
I shudder to even think!
It can't be "come hither", please tell me it's not!!!
Oh, whew...thank you for your kindness (or for lying to me!).
Hope you enjoyed our little visit to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. We're definately going back again, in fact, very soon - there's just so much to see.
And I'm so tickled to have my little buddy enjoying it all with me.
Happy Wednesday everyone!