This week, well, it's one of those days. I continued the clicking but I just could not post. I was out of town for a recruitment work in Chico State University. The drive was not that bad at all but at the end of the day, I just felt tired. I tried myself to see how the photo came out but the hubby asked if I can skip so I can spend some time with them. Sure enough, I put it on hold and snooze with them.
On the second day, we drove back home. The drive wasn't bad either but I was too tired for the whole day activity. It was not a tedious task but my body just was just exhausted. I was able to manage a snap but that's about it.
Lastly, with yesterday, I was in the middle of the uploading process, but I have to stop. Madison wants to be right beside me so I have to stay with her until we both fell asleep.
Although the I was not able to post, I am glad I was able to manage to take the photos. While looking at the photos yesterday, I contemplated whether I like this kind of style: take photos, edit them and upload them weekly. Hm, I don't know. I have not come up with the decision yet. So far, I am happy with this workflow: Shot at least one particular subject, limit the shots to 10-15, edit, and post.
Meanwhile, here are the missing photos:
102/365 - Hello, Operator!
The story: As soon as we arrived at the hotel, the phone was the first thing she saw. She grabbed a pen and a paper and pretend to be talking on the phone and write at the same time. Because we don't want her to place a call, we detached the phone line. This picture was the whole scene since we arrived until we were about to go to sleep.
103/365 - Whine
The story: This was the event in the backseat on our way home. Why? Because she doesn't want to be strapped in her car seat. But after some tootsie rubbing and caressing, she mellowed out and eventually fell asleep.
104/365 - Bunch of 'em
The story: This shot was taken while doing our regular lunch hour walk. I brought again my camera with me. I have envisioned this shot earlier in the week but I just did not have the time to execute it. I think it came A-Ok and I was pleased.
10 comments:
Madison is so cute, how many of us parents can relate to the second image?? The flower is gorgeous, love the dof.
Thank you for your comments. :)
That 2nd one definitely brings back memories. She's adorable :-)
I love that first one lots!! Such a nice edit too. I remember a drive where we had one of our scream the whole way and the whole way back - 4 hrs each way!!! Ugh :-( Those flowers are dreamy :-)
Love the operator picture! They start at such a young age with multitasking - don't they? LOL
@Karen: thank you!!! really sweet of you..I think every parent gets to experience this...
@Amy: ahahhaha...I am just giving you a flashback...LOL..i'll be sying the same thing as Madison gets older. :)
@Flower PHotography: If it was Madison screaming for 4 hours each way, I'll be traumatized with travelling and driving. Just a short scream already drive us nuts. Kudos to your patience. :)
@bek: I know huh..kids now adays, right? thank you!!!
Haha I love that phone shot. My daughter is now into EVERYTHING being a phone, even her hand. All you have to do is say hello and she'll grab anything and use it as a phone.
@Melissa: don't you just love when they're at this age. They imitate everything. Kids nowadays are smart!!! Our household is the same thing with yours. From pens to remote controls, they are used as phone...LOL
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