Another week, another day late photo. Our 4th of July was a busy one so I didn’t get around to posting this. This week was a no-brainer and I think this photo speaks for itself. It doesn’t even need a title! This is yet another gorgeous photo of our naturally photogenic daughter Emma wearing a headband from the dollar store. She’s such a cutie pie.
See Untitled at Flickr
Another week, another tough decision. I told myself I would not pick one of our kids this week since the first two weeks both featured our kids. It was tough because there were so many great photos of our kids. I ended up picking this beautiful photo of a flower. The angle is very interesting to me since we usually look down at these flowers and you rarely get a good look at the bottom side of a flower. Even the bottom of this flower is pretty and interesting.
See Silver Lining at Flickr
It’s the second week and I’m late already! I have a good excuse though, yesterday was Father’s Day and I am, after all, a father, and I have a father, so it was a busy day doing fatherly things. Anyway, last week Erika uploaded some fantastic shots so, once again, it was a tough decision. I picked a very cute shot of our daughter Payton taken through the glass of our patio doors. I can’t put a finger on why I like it so much. Maybe it’s her smile, or how Mommy’s and Payton’s hands are pressed together on opposite sides of the glass, or that you can see Erika peering through her camera in the reflection. It’s such an intimate photo that displays a part of Erika that I love. I promise, these won’t always be photos of our kids!
See Hand in Hand at Flickr
I’m starting something new on my blog. Every Sunday I’m going to post my favorite photo that my wife uploads to her Flickr Photostream during the previous week. She’s been snapping some fantastic photos every day so there’s a lot to choose from. This week, I chose an adorable photo she took of our daughter Emma on a playground.
See Child’s Play at Flickr
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