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I used my new Lensbaby Edge 50 to give these pictures a more dreamy effect.Why pluck one string when you can strum the guitar ~Aaron Weiss
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Wyatt had let Ryder sit up at the island one morning and gave him a little piece of schotcharoo. When I came into the kitchen he had grabbed what was left of a row of schotcharoos in the pan and was eating them up. Perfect for breakfast right?!A balanced diet is chocolate in both hands […]
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Lane and Luke are 3 years apart, which is the biggest age gap between kids. The rest are 2 years apart, but we thought Lane would be our last child (he is #4) so we waited a little longer to have him. The age gap seems to be perfect for them. They love to play […]
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We went to a new Pumpkin Patch right when it opened on Sunday at noon. It was a gorgeous fall day. They had all kinds of activities for the kids to do. A hay bale maze, corn pit, zip lines, jumping pad, slides, bubbles and a pedal cart track. I used the Greater Than Gatsby […]
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Sunday after the nut fry at the ranch was a laid back day. We cleaned up and the kids played. Luke was teaching Ramsey how to shoot a BB gun. He can shoot for hours, his attention span seems to be unwavering if he’s trying to master something. Each ring of the target was a […]
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One of my best friends came out to the ranch to take pictures of the kids. I took a few with my camera to get some more practice in. We are so blessed to have a ranch that my kids can go to and run around fishing, playing, horseback riding and enjoying the outdoors. This bench […]
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This picture symbolizes the end of summer and my baby growing up. The word that prompted me to pick up my camera: wistful (having or showing a feeling of vague or regretful longing) This pictures reflects what I’m feeling. This is probably our last warm weekend, it was 80 degrees here today. Over the last […]
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I was getting ready this morning and saw Wyatt and Ryder’s’ reflections in the mirror and had to capture it.Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.-Robert Brault
