A TOUCH OF SUN

So this week's competition for I Heart Faces is " A Touch of Sun". This means sun flare or sun haze present in the photograph. This is my beautiful sister, Kristina, and her cute 3 year old, Elizabeth.



What do you think? Should I enter it? What should I call it?

Meyer and Family

What a darling family! And this little girl has the most gorgeous eyes!



Clearly, beautiful eyes run in the family!



Fun and wonderful families!





Here are some of my favorites, so far.

"Yellow"

This week's challenge at I Heart Faces is "Yellow". This isn't quite the beautiful shot I imagined submitting for this theme, but I couldn't resist when I found Kaleb out back playing in this mud puddle with his yellow toys.

Hillbilly Pool

les fleurs, quelle fleur?

Which flower do you like? Another week, another competition with i heart faces. This time it's flowers, with no faces. I need your help. Please e-mail me your opinions. Click on the picture to enlarge it.


"Variegated sunshine"



"All alone"



"Overshadowed by tulips"



"Blackberry buds" (I think)

advice

So I am submitting some of my photography to a website I found iheartfaces.com. They have a weekly challenge. All entries must have a face in it. The challenge this week is "wind". It was cold but we had zero wind, so Lilianne and I created our own. Please help me . . . which one do you like best? I am leaning towards B, but Jeff likes option A.

Exhibit A:



Exhibit B:



Redo exhibit B:

TOLO

Aren't these girls just so beautiful? They are in my ward. In fact, I have used all of them to babysit my kids and the girl in the salmon colored dress is Lilianne and Grace's piano teacher. Anyway, they asked me to take pictures for them for their Tolo (girl asks boy dance), and I gladly accepted. They decided on making the theme transportation, hence why they are in a plane and helicopter. It was a lot of fun! But I was really rushed--30 minutes to take pictures of all of them and I worried about the lighting. It was pretty dark; I had to use my flash in most of these (yes, the flash that was lost and then returned! Thank goodness!).

Tillamook, OR