Funny…I took these almost a month ago, but kind of forgot about them. Oops!
Sometimes she does these really quick repeated kisses. Like woodpecker kisses haha. 
And, I LOVE that she just runs and jumps into my arms!
Loooooove this shot. The clouds…the wind. There’s just something about shots from behind for me. I love the story that they tell. 
On me…
Sweater- Inhabit (ebay, LOVING this one here)
Top- Stylemint (old, similar here)
Jeans- Current Elliott “The Army Pant” (sold out, similar but different color here)
Shoes- Kork-Ease “Rebecca” (thrifted for $7!)
On Maya…
Jacket- (thrifted, but similar here)
Dress- Hanna Andersson (thrifted, but similar color here)
Shoes- Converse (thrifted, but similar here)
Keeping it Real…
So, it’s not really subtle when I’m taking pics of us with the tripod and self timer. I’m totally used to the odd looks and the “Um…do you want me to take your picture??” This little boy kept wanting to get in the shot. Not randomly walking by, but at times turning around to look at the camera haha. Which…is ok. A lot of kids are curious about the camera.
I edited the boy out of the shot above, but here he is. Not looking, because…I want to protect him I guess 😉
But THEN his grandfather walked up too, and in the ENTIRE beach. Stands right behind us? Like not even random about it-totally on purpose got in the shot. Kind of threw me off, because I was waiting… Oh well. Oh, and it’s not like I don’t expect people to get in my shot. We ARE on the beach. But this particular beach is usually pretty empty, and we were the only four people there!!!
But THEN his grandfather walked up too, and in the ENTIRE beach. Stands right behind us? Like not even random about it-totally on purpose got in the shot. Kind of threw me off, because I was waiting… Oh well. Oh, and it’s not like I don’t expect people to get in my shot. We ARE on the beach. But this particular beach is usually pretty empty, and we were the only four people there!!!
(all pictures taken with a self timer and tripod, except ones of Maya :))
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