Life

This week's project 52 theme is "life." As soon as I heard this week's theme I knew exactly what I wanted to take a picture of. I didn't even have to think twice about it!

This is my life. I am a stay-at-home mom first, photographer second. My kids mean everything to me! Most of the time my house has toys strewn all over it, and half the time by the end of the day my two-year-old has shed his clothes. To an outsider it may look like chaos (and sometimes it is!) but I wouldn't change it for the world!

Little Miss A- Rice University- Houston, TX

This firey little red-head just turned two!

We had a great time playing with balloons and having a tea party.

What a fun afternoon!

Oh, what do you do in the winter time?

We ride bikes outside in shortsleeves :)

Little Angel

This is Carter

He is my perfect little angel.

I couldn't have asked for a better baby.

A boy and his trucks

This is Jackson

He is a lover of all things "boy." Especially trucks.

And I love this big smile.

Resolution

I am so excited for this project that I have decided to participate in this year! My good friend/blogger/photographer posted about it on her blog and I thought it was a wonderful way to improve my photography skills and take a bunch of pictures that aren't necessarily of people this year. My 4 Hens Photography has come up with a 52 week photography challenge that will have a different theme for each week. This week's theme is "resolution."

My resolution this year is to work on ME. I want to become more patient, more kind, a better wife/mother, more spiritual, a better photographer--basically I want to improve in every aspect of my life, and this means spending more time with myself. I have resolved to take a few minutes out of each day and do something to better myself.
What is your new year's resolution?

If you would like to participate in this 52 week photography challenge go here to read more about it!

Back in Action!

Starting in January, I am going to start booking sessions again! So...if you are interested in setting something up, please contact me at info@nicolecaywoodphotography.com. I hope you all had a very Merry Christmas!