August 20, 2008.
There's a huge 40-foot high rock formation behind the house that's a favorite hang-out for nieces and nephews, and consequently, along with the flower beds in front of them, one of my favorite spots for impromptu portraits. If you see many of my photos, you're likely to see those rocks a lot.
This is my brother's son, Preston. I actually like the branch he's looking through; I'm not sure why, it just feels right somehow.
There's a huge 40-foot high rock formation behind the house that's a favorite hang-out for nieces and nephews, and consequently, along with the flower beds in front of them, one of my favorite spots for impromptu portraits. If you see many of my photos, you're likely to see those rocks a lot.
This is my brother's son, Preston. I actually like the branch he's looking through; I'm not sure why, it just feels right somehow.
August 20, 2008.
There's a huge 40-foot high rock formation behind the house that's a favorite hang-out for nieces and nephews, and consequently, along with the flower beds in front of them, one of my favorite spots for impromptu portraits. If you see many of my photos, you're likely to see those rocks a lot.
This is my brother's son, Preston. I actually like the branch he's looking through; I'm not sure why, it just feels right somehow.
There's a huge 40-foot high rock formation behind the house that's a favorite hang-out for nieces and nephews, and consequently, along with the flower beds in front of them, one of my favorite spots for impromptu portraits. If you see many of my photos, you're likely to see those rocks a lot.
This is my brother's son, Preston. I actually like the branch he's looking through; I'm not sure why, it just feels right somehow.