k pics

Keira loves to take pictures. She often snatches up the camera & begins clicking away. I call her photos k pics, if only to distinguish them from my own. I believe I first mentioned them in this post from last year, where I shared one of my Project Life photobooks. There you can see some of my fave k pics from last year, including several candids of Bob & I, which I will spare you from in this post. 

{book on the fan}

Not only do I love to see her perspective, but I love to see the objects, scenes, & people she captures. To me, they speak volumes about Keira; not only about life, & love, & childhood, but also about the personality & preferences that are uniquely hers. 

{daddy napping}

She loves taking pictures of the bed & blankets, even when daddy's not in it.

We have many, many pictures of Keira's foot. It's usually the right foot. Sometimes it's on top of a toy, sometimes on a pile of dirty laundry, but most often just on the carpet like this. 

{self portrait?}

Keira absolutely loves to take pictures with the camera peering inside of something, or behind, or underneath. Perhaps it's just her natural childlike curiosity.

{inside daddy's work crate}

{inside the bag she keeps her leappad in}

{inside her glass of juice}

Yikes! But so darn cool!

{inside her toy bus}

Keira often aims the camera down, or up. 

{daddy's toes}

{ceiling fan}

There's also the random photos from around our little home.

{dvds in the tv stand}

At least they're somewhat organized.

{the clutter on mama's desk}

Definitely no organization going on here!

Keira loves to photograph whatever she has playing on the television at the moment.

{Little Bear}

{inside daddy's bag of marigold seeds}

{mama's tabletop full of Project Life}

{Inside her leappad bag again, but this time no leappad, just her lizards at the bottom}

This shot is my absolute fave k pic so far this year.

{peeking down behind the toy box}

Thanks for capturing those cobwebs, my girl.

{the stickers on her toy bucket}

And last but not least...

{Keira's leappad bag, as seen from underneath her art easel}