I checked the theme-of-the-day on the Iheartfaces page just after I watched an educational broadcast where the teacher/photographer quoted a line (and she said to use this)
“You are someone that I love, and I want to capture you for all time.”
And it hit me square in the heart.
Last night my three-year-old excitedly told me that her Papa was going to put her to bed (instead of me).
I was happy at this new thing she was going to try. Nearly every night of her little life I’ve put her to bed, and I sang her her ni-night song. And tonight – tonight she was going to let her Daddy do this special thing for her.
I was proud of her for branching out, but my heart shook with a tiny pang of hurt as I intimately felt how quickly she was growing up and that one day – Soon – she would be all grown up and wouldn’t need me to put her to bed. Or to sing her her ni-night song.
And so then I asked for a hug, and I held her and rocked her and inside my heart I cried and cried (only on the inside), for just a moment. And then I put her down and she went up to get her Papa to take her to bed to go to sleep.
And then – she changed her mind. She *is* three, after all. They tend to do that.
Suddenly – and loudly – she started to cry. So we quickly changed our plans for the night and I took her, once again, to put her to bed, and sing her her ni-night song.
And that brings me to now – where I’m thinking of this new quote I just learned.
“You are someone that I love, and I want to capture you for all time.”
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
So in honor of that, I’m just recording our day – the every day, any day, real life stuff. The messy kitchen, the silly bebes, the wet doggie footprints. The dark room for the bebe’s nap.
A few shots, here and there, just documenting. Classic lifestyle photography.
Because THESE are the things that I love. And I want to capture them for all time.
(By the way, this photo above is the one I submitted as my “Time” themed photo of the day)
You can see more of my photo-a-day challenge by clicking here, here, and here….
[…] sure to check out some of the other lifestyle photography blog posts, such as this (personally) emotional photography post, this sweet photo entry, and this apple-rific lifestyle photo […]
[…] remember, you can see more of my beauty portrait on my other post, and see some Naperville lifestyle photography such as this sweet family photography post, some energetic leaping photographs, and take on another […]
[…] It will be a little bit before the galleries are updated with new examples, but you can see some of the type of work I’m talking about in my iheartfaces.com March photo-a-day challenge blog posts. (Some of them like the Springtime photos post, the Apple themed photography post, the Doorway photos entry, or the one with the day’s event photo series.) […]
[…] which is about feeties, this one which is shows photos at a different level, and this post, showing lifestyle photography of some my […]
[…] photography by clicking on these links – There’s an Apple photos themed post, this Lifestyle one of a typical day, or how bout this engergetic toddler photography […]