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I got a new Nikon D3100 for my birthday, so of course I have to show off some pics from my new camera.
These images are totally raw, no post-processing at all. I think they turned out pretty good, but it helps when the subjects are the most adorable kids evor. Continue reading “New Camera”
So we decided to give Ian a haircut today…
Before:
After:
and while we were taking pictures of Ian, Skye wanted to play with the camera as well… so we let her. Here are the first shots from the next great photographer:
Here are the pics to go with the previous post…
The “cookie” is pretty good, but it’s really thick, and like most cookies, is a bit crunchy.
And Skye’s new kicks…
wanna see skye’s new pants?!?
and some pics of her in her morning time glory
the berry was eating a banana today, and it was pretty cute, so I snapped some pics…
there’s also a few that aren’t banana related, but too cute not to post.
Our little girl is growing up, so we went to the park to take some pics of the progress. (And to try out the new camera, because the little one decided the lens in our previous one shouldn’t be moving in and out of the camera anymore.)
(Read more for pics) Continue reading “18 month pics”
Finally made it back to Vienna after 2 previous failed attempts (once for locking ourselves out of the apartment, which required us to ask a neighbor to please call a locksmith). The day we went was about as gorgeous of a day as it gets in Vienna. Perfect.
The Schönbrunn Palace is where royals used to live and the surrounding gardens definitely portray this. The palace and grounds are so expansive that we could have spent all day exploring those areas alone. But we thought Skye would enjoy the zoo (the world’s oldest) more, so we started out there and never had to time to do any of the other million things they offer there (marionette shows, concerts, strudel show, touring the palace itself, etc).
Bratislava Castle has been under construction and wrapped with scaffolding before we even got here. We were told it would be under construction until sometime in 2010, but apparently they’ve finished the outside and removed the scaffolding in time for us to see it. So we took a walk down to the castle and snapped some pics while we could. (The Castle is still under construction, but all the work is being done on the inside now.)
