January 24, 2011
My 365 Project | Week 3
Here is a glimpse into my life for week 3 of my 365 Project:
Day 15: Weekend at Grandmas. The kids and my husband are having a little getaway at Grandma's this weekend and I find myself blissfully alone, in complete and total control of the remote. I had a picture in my mind of taking a photo of the kids with their backpacks on, but they would have no part of it, so I did an impromptu shoot on the stairs, haha! Bags are packed with all the comforts of home: just add some love from Grandma and the trip is complete.
Day 16: A Sunday Tradition. Sunday afternoon = Ramen noodles, a cold can of Dr. P and, of course, football. I don't know why Ramen is involved in this little tradition - it all started with my parents when I was a kid and it just feels like home. Some people have pot roast on Sunday. I have Ramen.
Day 17: It's OK Honey. Katie was playing in her room and had quite the elaborate set-up. Baby started to 'cry' and I got this sweet little moment. Look at the concern on her face, it's so cute!
Day 18: Checkmate? He loves to play games and I'm sure I'll have many more photos of him playing this year. He was moving, so the focus is all crazy, but I love the picture. He really does know how to play chess, although he doesn't have the patience to complete a game yet, but it's really amazing to watch him play against his big sis. Oh, and this is my first cheater photo - so much for taking a good picture everyday, haha! I took this one yesterday. We were trying to get a good mid-air photo today and none of them turned out the way we wanted and then it was too dark. I'll try again tomorrow.
Day 19: Something Pretty. Well, no luck on getting a fun picture today. I took the kids to drop Andrew off at preschool and it was sunny when we went in, and 10 minutes later, it was an all out blizzard. So weird. So that killed the sunlight and outside ideas I had and now you get a photo of my desk. I know, it's SO exciting! The illusion of organization. The one clean part of my desk at the moment. The bookmark charm caught my eye and it IS important to make those catalogs look pretty, isn't it? I think so.
Day 20: I'll Have S'more. Ok, is it weird when your s'mores come in a mug and watch you? I'm thinking it is. Another cheater photo - I took this a couple days ago as I was putting the last of the Christmas ornaments away, and this little guy in a mug struck me funny, so I had to take a picture - you know how it goes :)
Day 21: Hey, It's Tow-Mater! This is it! Finally! Andrew and I set this poor guy up about 20 times until we got just the right shot. I've been trying to get this to work for the mid-air theme all week and today it all came together. The light wasn't quite as bright as I would have liked to get a faster shutter, but you gotta work with what you got, right? Mater's face makes me laugh - he's just the cutest.
Labels:
Digital,
Photography
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Love it!! Great project of memories!
ReplyDeleteWow, Karen, I'm sooo impressed with your photography talents! I just love your idea of taking daily photos...there's so much beauty in everyday details! GREAT mid air shot of Mater!
ReplyDeleteLove your array of photos this week, Karen. The one of Mater through the ring of fire is amazing!! Love the chess picture too - nothing better than seeing cute little hands playing big boy games :) Loved the ramen story too. Keep them coming! Look forward to seeing them every week :)
ReplyDeleteEEK, these are all just so amazing!!! I am definitely signing up for the next Oh Shoot class! Just waiting for the Feb. 14th to roll around so I can register:) That Mater shot is THE BOMB!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your photographs Karen. The one of your daughter with her doll is adorable!
ReplyDeletevery adorable with the girl and her doll. i just love how u collage all ur photos together at the end of the week. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love looking at your 365 project every week Karen--- Your photography is fabulous... I need to learn how to to more with my DSLR Canon... Did you take classes somewhere or just played around until you learned more??
ReplyDeletelove the car in mid air, your photos are great.
ReplyDeleteI came by to tell you I made a card with your sketch from last week but I couldn't post it until today for a blog hop. the sketch worked perfect for my card and I gave you credit but it was too late for linking to the challenge.
Thanks for the great sketches, week after week. I really appreciate them.
I love your photos! You are a very good photographer! Your have a very charming daughter.
ReplyDeleteHad to pop in and tell u these photos are INCREDIBLY cute esp in this lo. Makes me wish my dd was little again....ohh..maybe not..he he he! tfs!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!!!! I love the little stories you tell us with each photo too!!!!
ReplyDeleteFun, Fun, Fun! This is becoming one of my favorite features on your blog. You do a fabulous job of making even the "ordinary" seem extrodinary. Love the "Tow-Mater" shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project! As sweet as all your images are the shot in mid air is IMPRESSIVE--nice job! :0)
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow!!! That picture of Mater -- AMAZING!!! I received an awesome new camera for Christmas (a Nikon D90 with a couple of great lenses and a big flash, too) that I need guidance in how to use. Any advice? You rock, Karen!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photographs Karen!
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are all so priceless. They are beautiful and they speak a whole lot of stories.
ReplyDeleteTHis is fantastic, and I LOVE that photo in the top left corner. That is such an awesome action shot and so clear! When I grow up I want to take photos like you :)
ReplyDeleteWOW...that picture of Mater is a-mater-zing LOL Fabulous pics of the week.
ReplyDelete