For today's Shutterbug Saturday, I wanted to show you one my FAVORITE photos of myself and my favorite little friends. This was taken by Erin, over at For Him and My Family, at the Lamoni, IA reenactment last year. I'm dressed in one of my favorite impressions, a Confederate mounted Vivandiere, and holding her youngest, Fionna.
Now, I don't normally really like kids, but this little one, well...she's something special. A spitfire ball of destruction and curiosity, wrapped up an a whirlwind of attitude. I took the normal photo, and edited it to look like an old Tintype of the era. Which just makes this even more special to me.
Love and Lightning Bugs,
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That little spitfire is currently telling me "Hey, goats, drink, milk. . . ." Not sure if she wants to go milk the goats or have some milk, lol.
This is a beautiful photograph. Thank you for sharing this! <3
That is a really cool photo!
Very cool picture!
I love your blog. Wonderful colors and that picture above is just beautiful.
Mommie...Again
wonderful photo.
What a great pic! Your photography looks great!
(I also like that you freely admit to not being a fan of kids. Sure, I love some kids, but most are too sticky for me...LOL)
Oh wow, that is a great, beautiful shot!
Wow what a beautiful shot!!
Love this shot! I really like how you edited the photo. Plus, the subjects are wearing the perfect clothing for this type of look. Great job!
That's a nice photo!
I love these tin type photo's it reminds me of the actual tin type photo's of my Great grandparents from when they were children only they looked a lot more blue
Absolutely gorgeous!
that is an amazing shot! Thanks for sharing
I love the photo! Too bad you're not closer because I would totally have you take some shots of me and my family and edit them to look like the old tin type! The "Old Fashioned Photo" shops just don't give you the same look. Great job!
That is an amazing photo. You need to keep that on the wall forever.
I love this picture. It's so touching.
Really beautiful. I love the way you edited it.
So precious! I love the pose, and the attire!
Nice picture. Great idea to make it look like a tintype of that era.
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