Mommy, this is boring. I don’t want you to take my picture.
I’m getting frustrated. Can I stop please?
I hate having my picture taken. I hate cheese. No way am I going to smile.
You found another log you want me to sit on? OK. Cheeeese.
See, candid is always better!
Maybe a little hike will help. Then I can sneak some more pictures…
You found a rock this time? Moooooom. Puhleeze.
Mommy, look at this stick!
How’s this? Cheese!
I AM DONE MOMMY!!
Wouldn’t you know it? My favorite picture of the day was while he was throwing rocks in the lake & there wasn’t a bluebonnet in sight!!
When she’s not seeking ways to drive her child crazy, you can find Heather blogging at Reese’s View of the World.
As a kid growing up in Austin, taking pictures in the bluebonnets was par for the course…it’s just something that you did every April no matter what.
Last year, I took Reese to Round Rock for a visit with Grammie & GGMA and found an awesome patch of bluebonnets hidden behind this little church. It had to be over an acre of solid bluebonnets. Talk about some fun pictures!
Around here though, we’re a little more hard pressed to find good patches of bluebonnets for photo ops. So we’ve got iffy bluebonnet patches. Add to that one boy who really hates having his pictures taken. That’s why everything with Reese is always candid style photos.
Here’s what happens when I ask him to “sit on this log by the bluebonnets & smile for me please!”
Why do I have to sit here?
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Super cute! And yes, the best pictures always are the ones you weren’t trying to take! Love them all! Handsome little dude you have!
You got some good pics! I’ve found some decent bluebonnet patches in DFW, but they’re always along the highway where I don’t want to stop and let the kids roam. We usually end up taking spring pics at the Botanic Gardens.