327/365: The Painting
Natalie worked on this painting on two different days. She'd come home from school and paint! We have one more step left in completing her masterpiece!
Sunday, November 27, 2011
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- 329/365: What's for Dinner Now?
- 328/365: Turkey Day
- 327/365: The Painting
- 326/365: The Light from the Office
- 325/365: What's In a Name?
- 324/365: On My Night Stand
- 323/365: Weakness
- 322/365: Bubble Magic
- 321/365: FIrst Snow of the Season
- 320/365: By the Light of the Street
- 319/365: Hanging Out
- 318/365: The Scruffy Dog
- 317/365: The Earrings
- 316/365: Getting Back on Track
- 315/365: Practice in Afternoon Light
- 314/365: 11/11/11
- 313/365: The Quick Snap
- 312/365: More Splendor in the Leaves
- 311/365: Moody Indulgence
- 310/365: Little Feet, Big Shoes
- 309/365: Mr. K
- 308/365: Bouquet of Leaves
- 307/365: ...And so it happened.
- 306/365: Her Mona Lisa Smile
- 305/365: Fall Splendor
- 304/365: Rapunzel, Rapunzel!
- 303/365: Raja, the Pillow
- 302/365: McQueen Slippers
- 301/365: Spotlight Flower
- 300/365: Butterfly Face
- 299/365: Happy Water Babies
- 298/365: Lady in Red
- 297/365: Fall Sunset
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Welcome to my world! I'm a mother of two little ones and a wife to a wonderful guy. This blog is for capturing what I see every day through my lens. It's my 365 Project, where I commit to one picture a day.
In my camera bag: a Canon 7D, a 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.8 and an EF-S 15-85mm (my travel lens!).
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She looks so grown up here and I love the perspective on this capture; you really showed the essence of her concentration.
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