Project 365, 152-158
Sunday, June 7
152/365: Playing with light in the rain.
153/365: I love thoughtful packaging! (This dress was inside!)
154/365: Butterscotch brownies.
155/365: Derp.
156/365: ...I totally forgot to take a photo on Friday, so here's one of the boys napping together over the weekend.
157/365: My parents are in town so I spent Saturday visiting my family. I meant to get a photo of all of us, but my mind goes out the window when the five of us are all together. So, here's a photo of some much awaited Thai food from our favorite place in NJ, that I picked up on my way home, for dinner with Shawn. (And dinner the next day. And the next.)
158/365: My mom brought me some of my artwork from when I was 1-4 years old; I was flipping through it and, well, I think Lloyd really likes this one.
Photo-wise, not a great week. But usually that means that the week itself was awesome! (And it was!) The highlight was spending some time with my family, (all five of us!) and planning a trip to visit my parents in Madrid in October!! (With a weekend in Barcelona!) I am super excited for that. Hopefully Shawn and I will get a proper camera before then. Any recommendations for decent digital cameras? We're both so out of the loop when it comes to those kinds of things. Something between a point-and-shoot and a DSLR? Does that even exist? What kind of blogger am I?!?!
3 comments:
Ooh the rainy photos are so pretty. That's so exciting about your trip! There are some affordable DSLRs out there. I use a Nikon D5100 which has been out for a few years. it was expensive when I got it but now it goes for just a couple hundred on amazon. It's a good starter model because it's not terribly intimidating with fancy controls. I used mine on auto mode for years before I got around to messing with the manual settings! Also the Nikon D3100 is the smaller model and less expensive but does about the same thing. I like DSLRs because you can save up and upgrade them with nicer lenses, it's like getting a whole new camera!
Thanks for the camera info! Shawn has something against Nikons, apparently, (I don't know why...) but I will look into them ;) I've always wanted a DSLR because I don't know anything about using manual settings, and I'd like to learn! They are just so pricey most of the time! But something worth investing in, I suppose :)
Yeah some people are very specific about brands. But I'm sure canon has something similar! It can take some time to learn the manual settings but it's definitely worth it!
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