Peanuts
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Over the weekend I was given the oppurtunity to see my little (half) brother who is fast approaching 9 months of age. All I can say is this one is going to be a lovable trouble maker when he reaches his teen years!
Just last week he started to crawl on his own, and he is quite near mastering it if I might say so myself. Apparently before I arrived, David was quite put out at the concept of crawling on grass, but I was personally quite delighted when he crawled towards me. (Coincidence I am certain). Here are some quick snaps of the little fellow.
1. My focus was unfortunately off a little on this portrait, and fell mostly on his nose. In the black and white it helped to hide the lack of focus.
2. I did play around with the colour in this one, but truly, his eyes are this blue. Poor fellow is just going to be stalked by the ladies when he has a few years on him. I should probably mention that I am wondering if anyone would happen to have a crop suggestion for this photo. His eyes are splat dab in the middle of the frame.
3. First few 'steps'
4. Once again, the focus was somewhat off. It is a shame I cut off the top of his head, but his expression was too priceless to trash.
5. The achievement
Just last week he started to crawl on his own, and he is quite near mastering it if I might say so myself. Apparently before I arrived, David was quite put out at the concept of crawling on grass, but I was personally quite delighted when he crawled towards me. (Coincidence I am certain). Here are some quick snaps of the little fellow.
1. My focus was unfortunately off a little on this portrait, and fell mostly on his nose. In the black and white it helped to hide the lack of focus.
2. I did play around with the colour in this one, but truly, his eyes are this blue. Poor fellow is just going to be stalked by the ladies when he has a few years on him. I should probably mention that I am wondering if anyone would happen to have a crop suggestion for this photo. His eyes are splat dab in the middle of the frame.
3. First few 'steps'
4. Once again, the focus was somewhat off. It is a shame I cut off the top of his head, but his expression was too priceless to trash.
5. The achievement