My oldest daughter wanted to take some photos the other day, and she came up with some really artistic ones. She totally has a better eye than I do!
For some reason, I JUST LOVE THIS!
I overheard her telling Veronica to put her face on the table, and I love how you can barely make her out in the background. But, to me, she looks so natural.
For some reason, I JUST LOVE THIS!
I overheard her telling Veronica to put her face on the table, and I love how you can barely make her out in the background. But, to me, she looks so natural.
What do you think? Makes me want to get my new camera even faster!
Remember the pumpkin bread I made?
Two of my favorite things! My camera & my MAC!
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Good photos... your daughter might want to consider a career in photography later.
ReplyDeleteShe could have it as a hobby now. :)
Great pics...it's amazing to see what the kids like to photograph!
ReplyDeleteNice pics.
ReplyDeleteThose ARE great pictures! My favorite is the first one - too cool :D
ReplyDeleteThose are really good. I have been so impressed with my new camera even on the auto setting its been worth it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like she is a natural:-)
ReplyDeleteSometimes my son surprises me with his camera skills also. My last Wordful Wednesday post was courtesy of his talents I think!
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job!
ReplyDeleteMy almost-5-y-o likes to take pictures too...but he's nowhere near that competent. Sometimes the things he sees to capture blow my mind, though. Maybe in another few years the pix will equal the artistic vision LOL. Your children are *beautiful*.
ReplyDeleteI so love the fsrt photo...only dlsr cam can do that right? I wish I could have one...
ReplyDeleteI have something for u...
I see a blog in her future!
ReplyDeleteI've never done Wordful Wednesday but I need to - I love looking at everyone's pictures!! YES, your daughter did an awesome job ~ ♥
ReplyDeletewow she captured all of these? she got your talent ;)
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! I really like the first one too. The pencil is also very dramatic. She has a knack for it.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing when we see from someone else's perspective and viewpoint?
Its like me taking your food theme from last week LOL Happy WW!
She is good :) I just adore her. And I TOTALLY adore that pumpkin bread! I love moms that let their kids take pictures. I let Kaish use my camera all the time. I think it is good to teach them new things : ) So excited for you to get a new camera too! YAY!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have a budding photographer. Let the kiddos have the old camera and spoil yourself with a new one!
ReplyDeleteThat is soo great! I love the Pic with V's head on the table. She looks soo sweet! Pumpkin Bread- Push it over! YUMMY !
ReplyDeleteShe is a great photographer! I love that first one:)
ReplyDeleteShe's GOOD!!!! The pumpkin bread looks YUMMY!!! :P
ReplyDeletelove the pictures. they look great!! and the food below looks so yummy!! and like tons of fun.
ReplyDeleteI love giving my kids a camera and seeing the world through their "eyes"!
ReplyDeleteShe did amazing Alicia..wait until you get that new camera. She will probably show you how to use it.
ReplyDeletei would like some of that pumpkin bread, please. yum! amazing photos. love the first one. thanks for sharing and take care.
ReplyDeleteKids do have great perspectives on things. Give that girl a blog!
ReplyDeleteWow, she has an excelent eye already! When that new camera comes are you going to get to use it??
ReplyDeleteThose photos look cool. I'm out of town until Saturday so can you Mr. link (islandlorrie.blogspot.com) Thursday night anytime after 10 p.m. That's when my blog should post. Please pray for a safe flight and for the "Gideon project" my friend and I are doing ...in Jesus Name.... I don't really want to ...but God has other plans...
ReplyDeleteGiirrrlllll - did I not mention....I love my mac too! Whoo hooo! Mac moms unite!
ReplyDeleteShe did do great! Loved them all.
ReplyDeleteVery artsy and creative. Those would be neat in a frame!
ReplyDeleteGiving a camera to your kids is such a treat. I started doing this over the holiday and loved the results. Even found a camera from Fischer Price that allowed us to extend my kids' new hobby into 2010!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter has a fantastic eye!
Should we all start chanting, "NEW CAMERA NEW CAMERA"?
ReplyDeleteVery artistic!
ReplyDeleteRemember Alicia, keep an eye out on slickdeals.net .. I'm watching for ya too
ReplyDeleteShe certainly does have a good eye! Great photo's!
ReplyDeleteCool. Likes like she had fun experimenting. Keep encouraging her!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of camera are you getting?
ReplyDeletei love the pic, she is blurred in the background because the glass is in focus and all else falls in the blurred range! I know you will just love getting your new camera!
ReplyDeleteShe did a really good job! I like the first too!
ReplyDeleteI love the pencil shot! They are all good--she did a great job! I am hoping for a new camera too...
ReplyDeleteMy daughter always takes better pictures than I do.
ReplyDeleteI think your daughter did a great job. Maybe she has a career in photography.
Bonita foto de ella.
ReplyDeleteShe took some really nice pictures! That pumpkin bread sure looks good! Better get her a camera soon!
ReplyDeleteOh what great pics! She really does have a good eye!
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job! Perhaps you have a future photographer on your hands...
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful! She has a great eye :)
ReplyDeleteYep, time to get that new camera and pass the old one down to your daughter :)
Wow that is AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteShe did GREAT!
My favorite is the first one!
Whenever you get ur camera u also would like Photoshop CS4 & Lightroom 2... They most go together =)
They are a bunch of free tutorial out there for you to learn on how to use them. I just got my lightroom about 2 wks ago and oh my! so far I am loving it!
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they are awesome...my daughter does the same thing...take 4 pics and they're nothing that i could do :(:(
ReplyDeleteWhat great shots! Someone definitely has an eye for photography.
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