It’s been a while since I posted any black and white photos – and I’m still trying to catch up with my pictures from last year. So here’s the next installment. This time from August.
The many faces of Pumpkin
Eating peanut butter and banana for the first time – she was a big fan.
Tummy time in her cot
Selfie just before going swimming
With Great Grandma and Great Grandpa
With Grandma
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Little hand at the beach
Grandma and Grandpa’s farm
With another Great Grandpa
At Frankfurt Airport on our way home from America – Pumpkin was looking fresh as a daisy after the 10-hour flight…Mummy not so much. š
Love that first montage, great to capture her like that – I’ve a set of me like that when I was three and it’s one of my most treasured possessions. And love the trust in her eyes looking at great grandpa. #bwphotoproject
Thanks! I really like how the little montages of photos – all taken at the same time, but with slightly different expressions – turn out. I think it shows personality more than just a single photo. That’s amazing you have one from when you were young. I bet it’s great to look at. š
What a beautiful collection of photos all with such lovely memories attached. x
Thanks so much! š
I love all her photo but my fave is the one with her great grandparents! Its so amazing to see. B&W made this photo more dramatic too!
#bwphotoproject
Thanks Merlinda! That photo with her great grandparents is one of my absolute favourites.