Family "Heirlooms," Theme #146, current and future.
I love that I couldn't get a shot of my grandmother looking up at the camera; she was too mesmerized by her newest great-great grandchild.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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Oh, that's really nice! Great-great-grandma knows what's important in life. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI hope you handed the camera to someone else and put yourself in a few of these generational shots, Lorri...
what a beautiful family portrait, you are so talented, and know how to get the exact shot you are looking for, Kate looks so beautiful as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful heirloom - this will be cherished for many years to come!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! Hope you printed and framed it.
ReplyDeleteAnd not a gap to be seen anywhere, the shot certainly is the Heirloom for your family. Lucky You (All)
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful. It brought tears to my eyes. Frame it and hang it on the wall tonight!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteand Ditto what Julie said about getting into some pics too!
Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot. It will be looked at for generations.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous portrait! I LOVE the composition and the processing. Great grandma makes the photo!
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful family portrait. If I counted correctly there are 5 generations here including you. That is amazing and something to be so proud of.
ReplyDeleteI love the expression on your grandmother's face, what a sweet photo!
ReplyDeleteA triple ditto to Julie and Donna! I know you know just how lucky you are to have so much family surrounded by love. Nice processing too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious photo!
ReplyDeleteDid you say great-great grandchild!?? What a treasure to have 5 generations of mothers and babies... You've created a really precious photo for all.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really neat shot, the fact your grandmother isn't looking at the camera adds a nice candidness to the shot making it even better.
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