Sunday, August 18, 2013
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"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013."
Che: early morning lego session...the eyes say it all; joy!
Poet: holding onto her hat (and her apple). The August winds are in full force.
This week the wind carried the scent of freesias and we wore cotton instead of wool. When I looked through the lens I noticed...the kids have grown! Warm, spring sun will do that, I suppose.
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Jodi
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living in a Lego house built by boys, Che's portrait this week makes me smile. xo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous light in both of these... look at the smiles on both of them! Just perfect.
ReplyDeleteEarly morning Lego sessions are a massive hit here too. I can just imagine the squeal from Poet!
ReplyDeleteBoys + Lego = Total happiness! Yes, it's windy here at Port Fairy too! Have a great week Jodi. x
ReplyDeletethe eyes do indeed say it all! wonderful! so fabulous to be back after nearly a month with no computer or any way of getting on line! I have missed everybody. now have a brand new shiny laptop and am catching up (4 posts above...hope you don't mind!). now off to catch up on everybody else xxxx
ReplyDeleteLove the expression on Che's face, priceless!
ReplyDeleteOh, his eyes say everything. So well captured!!
ReplyDeleteLego and duplo would have to be some of the best toys ever made! His creations are wonderful. And windy Poet is lovely. Hope your week is beautiful :) xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the love! I think that one of Lamb is my favourite so far too.
ReplyDeleteAs long as the wind is warm, then all will be well. I love that Che's eyes tell us exactly how he is feeling. x
ReplyDeleteI love the caught in the moment shot of poet and her wrinkled nose. thinking of introducing lego to the eldest but a little worried about the baby swallowing potential of it re the youngest. haven't met a kid yet who doesn't get that look in their eye when faced with a bucket of lego, nor many adults!
ReplyDeleteLove that laugh! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great portraits this week Jodi. Full of joy indeed! I really love the one of Che, with the light hitting just one eye. And Poet's made me smile :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos as usual ... I just love how often Poet has an apple in hand :0)
ReplyDeleteShe usually wants to eat an apple when we go for a walk...which is when I take photos. I could do an entire "Poet + Apple" post. Maybe I will ;) x
DeleteJodi, these are beautiful. BEAUTIFUL! I think they're my new faves xx
ReplyDeleteoh, that means a lot coming from you! x
Deleteso adorable!!
ReplyDeletePoet has the prettiest necklaces. I"m impressed that she wears them. My daughter takes them off immediately.
ReplyDeleteHer little windy face is just adorbs, Jodi. She's a good girl to be tackling the full apple too. I have to peel and core for Lottie, cut into 'moon chips' for Max and, luckily, just hand one over for Arabella. Kids, sheesh! x
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, as always. I have been very sporadical with my participation but have finally joined in again the last two weeks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this project Jodi. 2013 has been a bit of a challenging year, and taking part in this project has ensured I stop to appreciate the beauty in the everyday, those moments that might otherwise pass unnoticed. It's good for the soul. Jen x
ReplyDeleteOh, what a perfect capture of Che's Lego joy!!!
ReplyDeleteRonnie xo
Sorry I am late again!! Gosh I seem so naughty... anyway! 2 more festival images - we are having the most amazing summer xx
ReplyDeleteHi Jodi! Thank you for the link to our little vacation pics from Newfoundland. We were away from home for three weeks, and the only online activity I participated in was to follow your 52 project notes and those of our fellow participants - incredibly inspiring as usual, and, I love it when the winds are in full force, great captures! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch joy in both these little faces.
ReplyDeleteWow thank you Jodi! I have been so far behind this week that I only just put last sunday's pictures up and visited this space now! I'm glad you like the portrait, it is one of my favourites too. I love the out of focus motorbike in front of Che's face, it's a perfectly coupled image of sharp and soft.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, such splendid moments to capture!
ReplyDeleteI so much happy to be back into linking up. great shots.
ReplyDeleteCuties! Poet's facial expression is adorable.
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