Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2013

Grandma's House

Spent the better half of last week hanging out with family.  Found out one of the coolest things about being an aunt is rediscovering home and what it means to be at Grandma's house:

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Just one lesson today: Remove store tags before you let toddlers play.  ;)

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Happy Birthday MomMom

Yesterday, May 5th was my Grandmother’s (aka MomMom) 89th birthday.  Today a few of us got together and had a little party (nothing to fancy…just pizza and cake) to celebrate the special occasion.



MomMom is one beautiful lady who really shines…especially when surrounded by family.    

Happy Birthday MomMom.  You're one happening lady!


No Lessons today…still in sugar coma from all that yummy cake!
(This may get updated later)  :)   


Monday, January 30, 2012

Pictures of People Taking Pictures

Taking pictures is fun.  Taking pictures of others taking pictures can be even more fun.  

Not much is better than enjoying your favorite pastime with someone you care about.  Luckily for me, I have a wonderful husband who is very supportive of my photo-habit.  So much so, that when we upgraded my camera…he picked up the old one (which happened to be my very first digital SLR – the one he bought me) and started to plan trips where we could take pictures together. 
In case your wondering, this man right here is who I'm talking about. 

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The first and only trip so far has been to Longwood Gardens.  But I do see more trips in our future. 
Anyway, even with all those beautiful flowers everywhere,  my favorite subject ended up being him.  Ah well…guess it can’t be helped, he is my beloved after all.  

In Focus
 

Lesson 1: If you let people get engrossed in what they are doing, they are much less likely to notice the camera, and more likely to show their natural selves.
Lesson 2: Careful not to frame the picture in such a way that wrists and ankles are cropped off…it looks weird.
Lesson 3: The subject you plan on taking pictures of (in this case the flowers), may not be the only subject out there…keep an eye out for other potential subjects and you might be pleasantly surprised.