Help me, I’m going through withdrawal symptoms here.
These are my nieces. As if I couldn’t stand any more cuteness, there are eleven more of these nieces and nephews. Fifteen in all, each one with his or her own excruciating level of adorableness and cheek-pinching huggability that’s enough to wreak havoc on a girl’s otherwise proper vocabulary.
Goodness. I miss these monkeys terribly.
I write, cook, play music, and make pictures. Not necessarily in that order. I was born and raised in the Philippines, and it shows. That means I eat rice with every meal, love my cousins like my own siblings, and firmly believe that avocados are best eaten with cream and sugar.
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They are cute!
I love how you did this photo. Excellent photo; you can’t help but be enchanted with them!
This is fabulous…they are glowing as they look at their Auntie!
In post processing, did you think about applying a very faint lens blur on everything but their lovely cherubic faces? Some of the texture is ever so slightly distracting.
Thanks! I didn’t take this one – my cousin did. And boy, am I glad he walked around with my camera for an hour or so that evening. I love this shot too, and I wouldn’t have thought to take it from this angle.
Thanks, Shrewbie! I wish they were looking at their auntie in this shot, but that’s okay. Those are indeed their faces when they look at me. The little heartbreakers.
You know, I didn’t even think about applying a blur. But you may be on to something there.