Years to Come

EDIT: THE CONTRAST WAS TOO HIGH ON MY MONITOR!!!! I WAS MISSING ALL OF THE COLORS!!! I SHOULD REALLY CHECK MY OTHER RECENT STUFF TO SEE IF IT HAS BEEN MESSED UP BECAUSE OF MY STUPID MONITOR SETTINGS!!!!

I'm just happy I got it fixed

One part humor, one part nostalgia, one part "awwwwwwwww." That's how photographing kids should be.

This one is dedicated to Kathy, in honor of her *mumbles into hand* birthday that's coming up...I just couldn't wait until then Thank you for everything; all of the support, the wisdom, the laughs, the Benadyrl, the stories, the dinners, the sweater, the shopping trips (I swear we bought those Cokes), the coupons, the conversations, the concern, the Ramen...I appreciate it all so very much Also, thank you for taking such good care of this little one through the first 18 months of his life, so that he could bring us the joy that he does.

I love taking pictures of David, it's such a challenge. I go in looking for a concept, and I get frustrated to no end trying to get him to fulfill that concept. The kid moves at a two miles a minute...twice the speed of the normal two year old, so it's very difficult. I also like taking pictures of him because he looks a little like I did back at that age, so it's a funny representation of me in a way. I'm sure he'll end up a lot cuter though

Jen & Thorne & Lexy will love this one - the dimensions of this piece are in the Phi ratio, 1.618 to one, both inside the frame and out. It's mathematically beautiful!



I had so much fun making this...thank you to Jen for trying to get the kid to sit still, and thank you to Nini and Bobby for letting me borrow him

Any comments/suggestions?