The old adage "Time flies when you are having fun" definitely applies to my time with you Brooke :-) These last 4 weeks have been dynamic, revitalizing and informative.
For the last assignment, my theme was a Family Walk on the pathways in Fernie, British Columbia. (Gosh, Fernie has a plethora of photo ops - the textures on their walls and the mountain backdrop is breathtaking. Now getting my family to cooperate is a whole other story *rolling eyes*)
Fernie's pathway system hugged the river and wound itself through various grassy fields. This particular grassy field was inundated with wild white daisies. In my mind, I wanted a shot of each girl running through the field but my youngest didn't want to crush any of the flowers so we were at a stalemate. After listening to her arguments of not crushing the flowers, I agreed and she jumped up in glee. This picture is of her jumping in glee. I happen to be kneeling at the time and lucky me captured her expression against the mountains.
Here she continued to jump up in the air but I like the cute toes peeking out from under her dress.
Not to be outdone by her younger sister, my oldest decided she wanted a shot jumping in the air too! ;-) Technically I like that her face is evenly lit in contrast to the above pictures where is a shadow on the face. Despite this, when I see these pictures, it evokes a real emotion in me and my husband.
My hubbie shot my self-portrait after Danielle opened her birthday presents - not sure if I like the photo but considering I can't remember the last time I had a photo of me taken, this is a step in the right direction! I will definitely make it a point to create a "self-portrait" of some sort in my Project 365!
Yes, I see the backs of the chair and the island in the background but I am willing to overlook it considering hubbie rarely takes any pictures :-)
Thanks Brooke for a great class! So what is next for us? :-)
3 comments:
Virginia, so enjoyed this class with you...best wishes, Laura
These are wonderful. I'm like you, I rarely have photos of myself. I've started doing one a month. Sometimes its just an iphone self portrait, sometimes its something I set up. I dont always love them (I can be critical of myself) but I know someday my son will cherish them as a major part of his life story.
Its been fun being in class with you and seeing your work.
Virginia, glad we were able to in this class together. You have a precious family, and I especially enjoyed this last group of images.
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