Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Holden is here!

Today I trekked out to the boonies of North-East-ish Texas to meet sweet Holden and his oh-so-cool parents. It was a gorgeous drive, with lots of back country roads, small towns, and abandoned houses. I had hoped to stop on the way back and photograph a few of the sights, but then got the call that my most recent framing order was ready to pick up, so I boogied back to Dallas.

Next time...

Until then-14 day old Holden was an absolute doll today. We put him through a real workout, and you *know* you have a good baby on your hands when he lets you do cuh-razy things like this:


Yes, Daddy is going to be someone's hero real soon. In fact, my daughter was standing at my elbow (begging for dinner, bad mommy) as I was quickly editing these, and she said "Is he a WEAL fireman?". She was impressed that I got to meet the "weal" deal.

Yep, I'm cool like that. I hang with the big guys. (I was impressed too, and oh so worried that his helmet would be "baptized". Holden did a great job of holding it (no pun intended), and we finished up with one sleepy little guy.




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6 Comments:

Blogger YCM the blog... said...

these are beautiful!!!
i love when newborns just let you mold them however you want!!

7:17 PM, January 23, 2008  
Blogger Jenny B said...

I love the one that looks like you are behind the curtains, it is so cool. You rock! Jenny

7:50 PM, January 23, 2008  
Blogger atpanda said...

OMG, my hubby is a firefighter. I'm going to have to remember the baby-in-helmet idea for when we have kids... :-)
Lovely job, as per usual.

5:42 AM, January 24, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You sure know how to make a grandmother tear up. Thanks again. I can't wait to see the rest. You and my grandson(s) are amazing.

5:55 PM, January 24, 2008  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The one on the diningroom table absolutely ROCKS! I'm so very glad that you are back to blogging!

7:39 PM, January 25, 2008  
Blogger Unknown said...

Your photography is absolutely breath taking, there are almost no words for the images you capture.

I live in the DFW area myself and hope that one day I can use your services. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

Elaine

6:27 PM, January 26, 2008  

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