8/365

 


I took this photo at a 2 year old's birthday party this evening. This little guy was falling asleep sitting in his mommy's arms. Just look at those lashes!

7/365

 


It's been a long day. 10 hour shift at Walgreen's, a quick dinner with the family, finishing my photo editing from my photoshoot yesterday and dealing with a computer bug. So this is what you get when it's 11:30pm and there is no time to take a photo. I think I am going to need this in the morning. :)

6/365 Part 2

 




So I just thought this ended up too cute not to post, so you get two entries for today. :P

6/365

 


I took this sweet photo at the end of a photoshoot today. I promised the little girl a sucker if she was good. She was admiring her prize!

5/365

 
 


So I guess I'm on a weird keychain kick this year. But this is my son's Lego LED Flashlight keychain and I personally wish that it was cool for an adult to carry one! I can totally see myself unlocking the narcotic cabinet with my nifty key attached to this baby when I'm at work and being the envy of the pharmacy staff! :) I edited both photos in Lightroom. The first one with Pretty Preset Blazing Star and the second with Pretty Preset Sweet Brown. If you have Lightroom and you want some awesome presets, I highly recommend looking up Pretty Presets. There are even a few you can try out as freebies!

4/365

 
This is a SOOC image from my little photoshoot this evening with baby B. He's too cute for words! I even got to feed him and burp him and then give him back when he needed his little diaper changed! I can't wait to edit the rest of these pics, but really wanted to post one for my Project 365 tonight.

3/365

 

2/365

 

Today, it was mid afternoon and I needed to take my photo. So I went to the kitchen for a drink and my spare keys were sitting on the counter. I just picked up the ring and decided to show off my Coach monkey keychain. Monkeys have always been near and dear to me ever since my friends dubbed me Carlos, the monkey from the 1st Grade reading primer on that fateful day we read it in the Fall of 1981.