Baby Aleia Lily flower finally fell asleep yesterday (after hours and hours of cranky crying)
So... after I got my dishes done I decided to take a few pictures of her... There was nothing else to do really, she was in the middle of our small living room on the floor... and the light through the windows is always good :)
So... variations on B&W and lower color saturation with high contrast and a little vignette ... I'm trying to get back into photoshop... I can't believe what I have forgotten in such a short time!
I like the color on this last one the best. I love B&W but really don't know how to do it yet... this is done by making a b&w layer and then layering over a sepia layer and blending the two together... I'm gonna have to play around with it some more... but I'm happy so far! :)
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She's precious!
Found this while blogsurfing (home with sick kid), and thought you might like to hear it, too.
"Mothers, cherish that role that is so uniquely yours and for which heaven itself sends angels to watch over you and your little ones. Yours is the work of salvation, and therefore you will be magnified, compensated, made more than you are, better than you are, and better than you have ever been. And if, for whatever reason, you are making this courageous effort alone, without your husband at your side, then our prayers will be all the greater for you. Know that in faith things will be made right in spite of you, or more correctly, because of you. We thank all of you, and tell you there is nothing more important in this world than participating so directly in the work and glory of God."
"May I say to mothers collectively, in the name of the Lord, you are magnificent. You are doing terrifically well. The very fact that you have been given such a responsibility is everlasting evidence of the trust your Father in Heaven has in you. He is blessing you and He will bless you, even—no, especially—when your days and your nights may be the most challenging. Rely on Him. Rely on Him heavily. Rely on Him forever. And 'press forward with a steadfastness in Christ, having a perfect brightness of hope.'"
~Jeffrey R. Holland
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