Wednesday, October 29, 2008



Happy Halloween!!!



The scary thing is the kids are planning on converting the garage into a haunted house...I think I'll go to a hotel.



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nightlight photography

Our next photo assignment was to learn how to control our flash and get some creative results. Here are some fun examples of nightlight photography. I placed my camera on a tripod, set the shutter speed to bulb (so I could control how long the shutter stayed open) and then set my flash to rear curtain (meaning the flash would fire as the shutter closed, so I could capture the person) Finally I handed the kids a flashlight and had them 'draw' in the air.
Yup, he's a kid too.

aka Greg...(we found it too hard to write backwards so he had to help me flip the writing photos in photoshop.)


Flowergirl

Car crash by Michelle and Jake. Luckily they were drawing, not driving!
Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight...
by Michelle
The hound...(should be brown, but I couldn't find a brown flashlight.

Have you noticed, Andrea isn't around yet?


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Michelle self portrait before orthodontist appt
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Michelle self portrait AFTER BRACES REMOVED!! 10/15/08 0835 hours
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Here are my favorite shots of the new family.
At first they thought they might be having
twins...
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Quick trip up to St.G to visit the kids and paint the nursery. Ambie picked out bedding and accessories so we painted the room to match. Pink and Brown walls with Celery Green chair railing. It's so soft and pretty, but perky too. Can't wait to see baby Haylee in it!
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

It's a GIRL!!!

Head, shoulders, knees and toes...


The toe bone's connected to the foot bone, the foot bone's connected to the ankle bone. The ankle bone's connected to the leg bone...











We're (ok, they're) having a girl! Ambie sent me the photos of the ultrasound and my little heart thumped. Here are my favs...:)

They're (ok, she's) due the first of February. Saint George is going to seem even further away than it is:(