I narrowed my camera problem down to the lens. So I borrowed my dad's so I could take advantage of this 5 day old subject.
He and I are like this (crossed fingers). There was an instant connection the moment we met, which happened to be the same moment he entered this world.
He is so precious!
The evening following this session was spent in near perfection with Dan and the kids at the State Fair.
Dan's work was generous enough to get us free admissions, a catered dinner, and 20 tickets each.
And one thing I love about Dan is, that in situations like this, where he normally has such a strong hold on his wallet, he just lets loose. "The fair only comes once a year!" So there was ice cream, games, extra tickets, stuffed animals, all for the thrill of seeing the kids have the time of their lives. And it worked!
Luke was fearless and wanted to ride every ride he saw. Ava really wanted a stuffed animal. And Max was just happy to be there, especially for the treats.
I didn't take my camera with a borrowed lens, so all I have to document our adventure are my really terrible phone pics and one photo booth strip.
This series is evidence that:
We indeed have three children, even if you can't see their faces.
They all have nice hair.
Speaking of hair, Dan could really use a trim.
Photo booths are not meant for 5 people.
We were having a great time!
The night rolled in and we rolled out, bellies stuffed, hearts happy, tantrum free, and completely exhausted.
3 comments:
I really love you guys:0
1. Sorry you are having camera lens issues. :(
2. Newborn babe is so sweet. And so wonderfully photographed. :)
3. I absolutely love the photobooth pics. Priceless. So glad you had a perfect night with your precious little fam.
4. I absolutely love you and said fam.
The end.
Magical fair fun, seriously a once in a year novelty! It looks like you had an amazing time, and those baby pictures are so precious! Hopefully your camera lens situation is resolved easily =).
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