
old + new
April 4, 2008I had a blast digging thru my stash for this week’s blue bazaar portal & ended up using a mixture of old & new:

this is Baby C … i had the pleasure of photographing him recently & he was such an angel!




I had a blast digging thru my stash for this week’s blue bazaar portal & ended up using a mixture of old & new:

this is Baby C … i had the pleasure of photographing him recently & he was such an angel!




This little guy regularly has a dip at the billabong in our garden – but he’s so quick its been tricky to catch him. Today I got lucky!

PS. i’ve pruned the grass back, so I can get a better shot next time ![]()

The theme at blue bazaar this week is girls so I created something special for my girl. The base is an A3 piece of chipboard that’s been coated with gesso & torn paper & layers of paint. A maya road crown mini book was the perfect template for the crown & the paper was spritzed with glimmer mist for xtra sparkle! Then I added tiny hearts & a quote from “she” by Kobi Yamada. I’m so pleased with how this came together!




One of Miss M’s top teeth has been wobbling for a few days & by this afternoon, it was hanging by a thread. It must have really bothered her, because after awhile she plucked up the courage to pull it out!
Good for you baby!

Photography has been a passionate hobby of mine for some time. This year, my goal is to take it to the next level & start photographing professionally. So, I’ve been thinking about logos, business cards & the kind of package I want to present. Yep! Obsessing about the details & being a perfectionist … & the internet is a great spot to find inspiration:
Like this fascinating post about the process of designing a logo
Like the treasure trove of business cards found here & here
Have you got a business card??
Did you DIY or have it custom made??
If you know of a great spot for getting business cards, postcards etc printed - i’d love to hear about it!


There are tonnes of geckos around our house. They’re fascinating to watch & kindof cute with their big eyes & ball shapped toes. We’d be even fonder of the little critters if they didn’t have such an expensive track record frying our electrical equipment – the oven, toaster, several printers, washing machine, computer … the list goes on!

Quick post to share these food photography tips from photojojo
& a few tasty blogs to check out:
http://thepioneerwomancooks.com/
& because no post is complete without a photo – here are some double choc muffins i baked on the weekend
enjoy!

a delightful overcast & cool afternoon
flashing her beautiful smile as she talked about the games they’d been playing
& proudly riding her new bike (an early birthday present)


This is one of the goannas that wanders through our house yard each day. One of the good things about having them around is they’re territorial & tend to keep the snakes away! They’re also quite fascinating to watch!

Yes it really is a camel! Our neighbours purchased several camels about 10 years ago to try & control the prickly acacia (an invasive weed). They’re in a huge paddock & you don’t often see them so I was pleased I had my camera with me today!

The day started early, when the kids discovered bunny tracks & the treats in their baskets. Fortunately, they were content to sing & bounce on the trampoline outside for awhile!

Playing with the eggs was almost as much fun as eating them!

sharing his chocolate - sweet huh?!

Then the afternoon brought a sun-shower & this enormous rainbow!
Hope you had a lovely day!