Monday, March 14, 2011

A Review

I usually recommend against printing photos or other products with Shutterfly (or Snapfish, or Kodak Gallery, etc.) as the quality is pretty poor (go with Mpix.com!) BUT I had a coupon for a free 8x8" photo book at Shutterfly, and decided to use it for a book for William.

Certainly, he wouldn't care about slight grain in the pictures. The book turned out to be very cute - I'm happy with it. I wouldn't ever pay full price for this, but for free, love it.

He loves books, animals, and seeing pictures of himself and his Mommy and Daddy, so I combined them all here in a little book about our trip to the zoo recently.

...apologies for a pretty boring photo today, I am busy editing from this weekend!

Happy Monday!

P.S. Popping back in the next day to add this shot of W and Daddy. Safe to say he loves it!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Happy Easter! (a bit early)


Today I got to play with Nina, who is turning one this month. She was a doll in her Sunday best... but was not too interested in her Easter hat!

Saturday, March 12, 2011

14 days.


How precious is this little guy? He's 2 weeks old. 14 days. 14 nights.
A brand new little man, a new person. 14 days in the big, big world.

Friday, March 11, 2011

A black & white


It was actually a very colorful day at a neat new park with our playgroup today, but I've been working on my B&W conversions. Happy little guy! Happy weekend, all!

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Rain, rain, go away.


We have been cooped up in the house all day today and William has resorted to attacking me for entertainment. Little smudgy handprints on the 50mm 1.4 lens = not good!

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

You had to have guessed...


...that I would of course post a shot of William with the new backdrop stand and seamless paper setup today. I've only had it in my hands for 24 hours so far.
He's even cuter than the teddy bear, no? :)
Happy 16 month birthday, little man.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Sitting pretty


My new backdrop stand arrived today. W was napping when I set it up for the first time, so Mr. Bear-Bear was my first "model."
Oh, to be a product photographer. So easy with a non-moving subject!