First time in the snow

Wow .... and beautuful subjects to photograph. Those two make a photog's job a lot easier! Very cool indeed .... thanks for sharing! I see you live in MD so there's many snows to follow for that little one.
 
Nice picture. It won't be long until he is begging to be out in the snow.

Does this picture every bring back memories, of our son, and having him out in the snow. Fox Mike, tell her to hang on dearly and close cause in less than a blink of an eye, they are grown and gone.
 
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willk said:
Nice picture. It won't be long until he is begging to be out in the snow.

Does this picture every bring back memories, of our son, and having him out in the snow. Fox Mike, tell her to hang on dearly and close cause in less than a blink of an eye, they are grown and gone.
Seems like one day you're giving them a bath in the kitchen sink, and the next they want the keys to the car.
 
A wonderful picture ! I've introduced a number of Florida born little ones to snow, it's a blast and they talk about it for years later. Mostly in terms of "weird uncle Steve tried to kill me !" Hey, they survived.
 
Teddyterp said:
willk said:
Nice picture. It won't be long until he is begging to be out in the snow.

Does this picture every bring back memories, of our son, and having him out in the snow. Fox Mike, tell her to hang on dearly and close cause in less than a blink of an eye, they are grown and gone.
Seems like one day you're giving them a bath in the kitchen sink, and the next they want the keys to the car.

Then they're wearing a uniform and you stop breathing until they stop wearing the uniform. It's bad for every parent, worse for vets.
 
Jeepnik said:
Teddyterp said:
willk said:
Nice picture. It won't be long until he is begging to be out in the snow.

Does this picture every bring back memories, of our son, and having him out in the snow. Fox Mike, tell her to hang on dearly and close cause in less than a blink of an eye, they are grown and gone.
Seems like one day you're giving them a bath in the kitchen sink, and the next they want the keys to the car.

Then they're wearing a uniform and you stop breathing until they stop wearing the uniform. It's bad for every parent, worse for vets.
Thanks to sequestration, ours is leaving the uniform behind before he wants too.
 
He's a lucky kid to have such a pretty mom and he looks like he's not a big complainer. He hasn't had time yet to figure out how much fun he can have in the snow. Great picture!
 
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