Sheri came up for the weekend. Soon after she arrived we headed out to Randalls to pick our pumpkin, go on a hayride and run through the corn maze. The first time through the maze we missed signs #3 and 5 so we went back in again. This picture was taken during the second run through the maze. Justin saw that someone before him had used their pencil to leave a mark as to where they had been. He thought this was a great idea and stopped at every intersection to leave his mark- a W (no idea why). So Sheri waited patiently while Justin put his plan into action.
the only way I got Justin to look at the camera was when I said I was about to drop my camera, he thought that was worth a look.
Sheri agreed to be my subject, since my other subjects were not so interested.
And sadly this is how Justin spent a lot of the weekend. Everything is frustrating to him, everything is upsetting him, everything is unfair or not nice. Thought I would capture the moment, I mean when I look back at this time it is important to remember how it actually is, right? Wouldn't want to end up with a third child...
the only way I got Justin to look at the camera was when I said I was about to drop my camera, he thought that was worth a look.
Sheri agreed to be my subject, since my other subjects were not so interested.
And sadly this is how Justin spent a lot of the weekend. Everything is frustrating to him, everything is upsetting him, everything is unfair or not nice. Thought I would capture the moment, I mean when I look back at this time it is important to remember how it actually is, right? Wouldn't want to end up with a third child...
4 comments:
Great shots. Love the one of Sheri in the patch, Marc and Sheri with kids in wagon and the one of Sheri and Jess.
Excellent birth control photo, not that I needed help there.
Laughing very hard. My kids have been terrible the last few days and I have been thanking my lucky stars that I got my period this month. As I do every month...
You know, I like the last picture best of all. It's sincere. It's real. It's good. Kids that age aren't all smiles and sunshine, and your photo captures that reality in a refreshingly honest way. (In my humble art historical opinion, that is. . . )
I think part of what I like about that picture was your lead up to. Had me feeling it before I saw the picture, which was the icing.
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