Archive for January 2011

I have made it a full month snapping a photo a day. Just 11 more to go to finish this project! No story behind this one and no corny jokes. Instead I want you to tell me what you see in this design.  #Project365

I have heard of the phrase “Don’t let the cat out of the bag”, but does this apply to boxes as well? Our cat loves to fit itself in boxes of all shapes. I once saw her in a shoe box. Maybe she was a contortionist in a past life.  #Project365

My son created a new friend. He calls him Squishy Monster.  #Project365

My daughter Jenna turned 5 years old yesterday. Today she had her b-day party at her preschool. I took this picture because she was in the spotlight in her class.  #Project365

My son Ryan (currently 7 years old) bought me this for Christmas 2010. I have to agree with him. 😉 Thank you buddy! Daddy loves you!  #Project365

I was at the dentist today for a routine cleaning, so I thought I would snap a photo. If this photo leaves a bad taste in your mouth, then please rinse.  #Project365

New England weather can be a real pain. But the beauty it can bring is something to be photographed. Can you say mixed signals? This is a photograph of trees right outside my house. Send me any outdoor photo’s you took of wintry scenes!  #Project365

Don’t you wonder what you look like through your child’s eye? When I was taking this picture of my daughters eye, I tried to imagine what she sees. After I took the picture I figured it out. She saw a giant pointing this camera at her eye. I hope you all enjoy this photo. Please let me know what you think. DISCLAIMER: No flash was used during this photo shoot and no children were harmed in the process.  #Project365

This funny character was sitting on top of my old 20 inch Sony computer CRT monitor a few years ago. Since I switched to an LCD I had to take it off because it wouldn’t fit. It always made me laugh a little while I was on the computer. I hope it makes you laugh as well!  #Project365

This photo is a picture of my daughters necklace hanging up. I tried to capture two hearts together as one. Yes Phil Colins, “Two hearts, believing in just one mind”  #Project365