This week's challenge was, well, a challenge for me. We just got back from Sanibel a few weeks ago, but I really was playing the role of "mom with a camera" than "professional photographer". Don't get me wrong, I got some amazing shots...but few that met the iheartfaces criteria of having a human face in them (lots of gorgeous sunsets, kids silhouetted in those sunsets, sea creatures, and sea gulls with their prey) :-). Of the ones that actually showed a
face, I chose this one because I love that the kids found a sand dollar. That may be common place in some areas, but we've never found a live one on Sanibel before, and Mimi, as you can see was radiant.
This week's challenge was, well, a challenge for me. We just got back from Sanibel a few weeks ago, but I really was playing the role of "mom with a camera" than "professional photographer". Don't get me wrong, I got some amazing shots...but few that met the iheartfaces criteria of having a human face in them (lots of gorgeous sunsets, kids silhouetted in those sunsets, sea creatures, and sea gulls with their prey) :-). Of the ones that actually showed a face, I chose this one because I love that the kids found a sand dollar. That may be common place in some areas, but we've never found a live one on Sanibel before, and Mimi, as you can see was radiant.
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