Okay, sounds simple. Well, few things are simple when it comes to my youngest. His picture-taking debut spawned quite a few tears. His pictures weren't good enough. No matter that I loved them, no matter that they were every bit as good as his brother's attempt. They stunk. Period. And poor Bailey. DS wasn't exactly a patient and gentle photographer either - he got mad at Bailey for moving and tried to force Bailey into different poses, etc. Sigh.............
The good news is, DS finally found a picture he was satisfied with and all was well.
First, from DS #2, we have the photo that came only after much angst:

Just for fun I'll put in one of his funny attempts:

And DS #1 chimes in with his photo - he was happy after one try:

Don't forget to visit Sweetnicks tonight for pictures of the whole furry gang.
So let me guess that their picture-taking reflects their individual personalities, too?
ReplyDeleteThey are so hard to pin down that way! My first can be a perfectionist too, but my younger one is more likely to come unlgued at the oddest times! :)
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