Visit to the mountain(s)
Welllll, I have a whole bunch of posts ready, but since I can't access all my photos, they're sorta... in limbo. What's a story without a photo?
But a few weeks back we went up to Mt. Rainier, and had a blast on a foggy, cool day. I could not get over how tiny Bella seemed on that giant mountain.
Bella had so much fun climbing up the mountain, which however, made for a very slow climb for the rest of us. She fell asleep on my back half way up, and conveniently woke up long enough to warm up and play with the stuffed animals in the lodge. I'm very used to squatting down into strange positions to take photos while carrying her, but I think people are still surprised. I had to get shots of my favorite high mountain wild flowers (the paintbrush). It's been a while since I've seen them, and they don't grow very close to the path.
During our picnic outside, we had a some sweet company, though I think we were the only ones to notice.
One of Bella's favorite activities is walking back and forth on gravel, so she was in seventh heaven in the parking lot. My camera was acting up, missing shots here and there, so I had Dave keep asking Bella to say "Skyyy!!" (which is what she does when she wants us to lift her up to the sky) so I have lots of cute shots of her goofing around to make up for the one I missed.
On our way back down the hill, I made Dave hop out of the car and take photos at every opportunity. Not too shabby, if I do say so myself!
Stay tuned for part two when we go back the following week - and the mountain makes an appearance!
3 comments:
Wow! Great shots Shawna. That one of bella & Dave (?) with his head cut off is perfect. It really highlights her size in comparison- great composition. And that belly in 'sky', and real life deer, how lucky.
Shawna, you got the most fantastic pictures that day! What a beautiful place, and the sky face of Bella's so great.
I wanted also to ask you a question about some technical aspect on blogger:
how do you get to show the photos "linked" to flickr, without them being "cut" (horizontally) and without any border on them? I just can't make it.
If you can say something that helps me on this I will appreciate it very much.
Also, can you paste any text while editing your posts? I can't...
Thanks.
Beautiful photos! I especially love the third one of Bella and the mountain landscape.
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