Project 365- Week 3

We spent a lot of time outside this week as the temps were well above average. I have been working on capturing the filtered light from the beautifully fluorescent  trees and am always hoping to improve in low light settings. I'm still a far stretch away from where I'd like to be in that aspect but am happy with my filtered light this week. Once you've checked out my week in photos, please follow the circle around to the wonderfully talented, Pam!

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Project 365- week 2

Oct-6th - She masters the hula hoop

Oct 8th - Day 2 of potty training

Oct 7- Breakfast in reach

Oct 9- Worm Rescue

Oct 10

Oct 11- Daddy plays his " Bee-targ"- Masonese for " guitar"

Oct 12- Gentle love

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Project 365 - Week 1

Because I can't say no to another blog circle, the chance to mingle with other photographers and improve on skills, I have accepted a new challenge. The 365 blog circle is just what it sounds- we challenge ourselves to snap one photo every day. The photo can be of any thing or anyone and there are no rules.This was a bit of a hectic week but I was able to catch some moments that really hold so much meaning for me. After viewing my photos, please follow the circle around to Jennifer.

Oct 1- This red handkerchief is a trade mark for my grandpa.
Even as a little girl, I remember always seeing it poking out of his Wrangler jeans.

Oct 2- Mason , lost in thought

Oct 3- Sunset shots are something my dad and I share a love of. As I took this photo, he stood next to me on my parent's back porch, taking photos of the same sunset.

Oct 4- What's left of summer. 

October 5th- Lego Sunday, pants optional

September -Around the house

Yes, the kids were definitely here.....

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August- Play

Play, play, play all day....it's what we do around here. Mason is one busy little boy. Watching him flit from one activity to the next chattering to himself  is fascinating to me. With big sis in school now, Mason's independence has really bloomed, an ever growing trail of abandoned toys follow him.

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July-Routine

Routine.

It's a sturdy word that brings a strange peace to me. A creature of habit, I have always taken comfort in the expected. As many of us know, though, the expected is not always the reality of life with children. So, though I've learned to be more flexible , I still look for those moments in our days that never change.

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June-summer fun

Sweet summer has arrived!  The days are full of sunshine, popsicles , swimming pools and, of course and always, bubbles.

 In summer, indoor toys often find new life outdoors.

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