We have dear friends who are moving to Hawaii next Monday, courtesy of the U. S. Army.
This group shot of six siblings is my unplanned favorite of the evening.
We were lining up together for a “feet in the sand” picture when I grabbed the group shot.
Needless to getting six kids into “formation” and together doing the same thing at one time
is a challenge…especially the littlest ones. The youngest turned 2 years old a few days ago.
You can see their independent personalities in the images of them all together.
We made sure they got plenty of Georgia sand between their toes so they would “have to return to Georgia” in the future.
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We visited together at the school playground near their home and took individual pictures and many candids of
their six kids. This is just a small sampling of the zillion shots I took. I’ve been tinkering with them to create
some interesting effects including this “Vintage” look on some of them. They sure look like they were at the
beach and not inland 200 miles!
two kids in the sand. They were so content just playing in the
sand that they were not interested in looking at that silly lady with a camera! It can be so addictive to work on
images and explore all their possibilities.Comments are encouraged! There is a link at the bottom of the posts.
The kids (and me, too) will read them and appreciate them.
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The youngest girl fell down just as we started and scraped up her knees badly 
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so she’ll get an individual time later this week. You can see her agony here…I didn’t to leave her out of the sneak previews.
We’ll have to hurry and get some of her individually. She’s featured above in the “Vintage” look image.
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I had the opportunity to go to the
Horse & Carriage Show for a brief time before a huge storm came. I was only able to take a few images. Here are a few I really liked displayed on canvases. These can be printed up to 36×32 or so. I think the rusted textured of these old blades, the tractor seat, and light play on them makes for an interesting composition. Enjoy.
