I Heart Faces - My Friend and I

Here is my entry for this weeks photo contest at I Heart Faces. The theme for this week is my friend and I. I know it may not be what some may consider friends, but for a two year old mommy is the only friend they've got. It didn't say who their friend had to be. It said "your child and their friend. So this is my child and his friend. To me this shot captures the true love between a mother and son, who will always be best of friends. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

Make sure you get on over to I heart faces and enter this contest, and if anything just look at all the entries. You will not be disappointed.



By the way, you think kissing with our eyes closed is just programmed in us? How does one know to do that? Have you ever tried not too? I have and its hard to impossible. Leave your comments on this image and what you think about the eyes in kissing thing. I wanna know.

Love and Prayers,

I Heart Faces B&W

It's that time again. Time to get over to Amy and Angie's I Heart Face's blog and enter your picture.



This is a shot I took of my niece just the other day in their backyard. I cropped it to change the angle, and of course made it black and white. I hope you enjoyed it! Now head on over to I Heart Faces to see other great photos.

Wonder

Hello all. Its time again for Angie and Amy's I Heart Faces contest. So get on over to the web site by clicking here or on the button below to enter your photograph.

This weeks theme is Wonder. It is an amazing thing to see in the face of a child, and of course mine always seem to have it. Here is my son Will. His thoughts are as follows:


I wonder if they are EVER gonna cut my hair!!

You MUST click this image and enlarge it to appreciate if fully.

Get Cha Some of This!

The following is a post that a really good friend of mine put up on her blog right after winning the I heart faces competition this week.

We won!
I say "we" won because, yes I did take the picture so I am the photographer who won with my shot, but goodness gracious, my little one's eyes helped me out quite a bit on this one! It certainly helps the photographer a ton when they have a beautiful subject. And I'm not biased at all. : )
Check it out: http://iheartfaces.blogspot.com/2008/06/week-4-top-ten-kids.html
Oh and good prediction over at Fort Thompson. He predicted over a week ago that I would win the "Eyes" week with a picture of Reagan.


The reason it is so significant to my blog (as well as the reason I am sharing it) is because a few weeks ago I predicted when I saw that this past weeks theme would be "the eyes have it" that she would win with a shot of her daughter Reagan.

So guess what? She won with a picture of her daughter Reagan! I am SOOOOOO happy for her and wanted to brag for her a little bit because she deserves it.

Lindsay is a professional photographer who I met when coaching her daughter Mackenzie a while back. Her blog is The Miller Experience so go by and Congratulate her by leaving a comment and tell her Tim sent ya from Fort Thompson! Come on show her some love she's my bud! I'm gonna see who does and doesn't. :)

Her company's name is Bella Bleu and you can check out some of her work there if you like. She does a great job! She has photographed my daughter Taylor, and my most prized gift from coaching was a picture she took of me and my assistant coach while on the field that was put in a shadow box with a very nice thank you message.

So make sure to stop by her blog, tell her I sent you, and show her some love for winning. Trust me, you DON'T want to miss a view of this little girl. If you think she is the most beautiful thing, its because she is. Pictures don't do her justice though until you have seen those eyes in person. They literally melt my heart.

I Heart Faces Entry

This is my entry for the I heart faces contest this week. The theme is the eyes have it. I hope you enjoy the photo, it was taken of Will when he was a baby. We were at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and it was time to eat!

I Heart Faces Entry

This is my I Heart Faces entry for this week. It is important I feel to note that this is an exposure with a point and shoot camera with no post shoot editing. Right from the camera baby. It is slightly overexposed for a high key effect.



Another of the same shot just cropped a bit closer.



So get on over to Amy and Angie's new site and post your entry!