I love this picture--not because of the quality, but more the story it tells. It reminds me of a Norman Rockwell painting. I love the children on the stool and the dog and the horse having a little moment. Oddly, I even enjoy the discarded water bottle. I think I had better go get so sleep. It's been a long, great weekend. Hope yours was just as swell.
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6 comments:
Michelle,
Great, great picture. You're right about the Norman Rockwell feel to it. He would have loved to have painted that. Well done. As I always say, you have a great eye (and quick fingers to make that camera work as well).
This is adorable and Americana for sure. I was dying to be able to ride at that age. I'm making up for it now. Say, I have a neighbor wanting to find a good home for her Mama and baby donkeys. Are you interested? I think they're sweet, just need handling. Let me know.
Eleanor
So cute.
I totally think it looks like a Norman Rockwell! It is adorable!
What a great photo! You should sell your stuff. It helps that you have such adorable kids. :)
Love, the original Erin (a/k/a your sister)
You have a great eye for capturing the right moments on film. Hopefully you will have a photo gallery at GGYR; it will be fun to see your vision grow.
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