Oops! I missed last week's P52 wrap up. So, here are pics from the last 2 weeks.

First up are pics from the theme: details. I LOVED the challenge, and actually posted a bunch of my pics, here, so I'm only sharing one for the week in this post. Our guest image for the week is from Melisana, and I love her storyboard (the top images are her's...I went ahead and threw mine in underneath to save myself time in getting this post up).

For our "circles" challenge, I LOVED all the images that you guys posted in our flickr group! Helen, though, really went above and beyond with her picture of Kasen!

For my pictures, I had some things I wanted to try to do...but it just didn't end up working out. However, one afternoon it was softly raining and I took the girls out to play in the rain, which they thought was AWESOME! After the rain stopped I got my camera to take some pictures of splashing in puddles, and the girls wanted to play with a ball in the puddles too...so a couple of those pictures ended up working for the theme.

I don't usually offer mini-sessions except for special occasions like when bluebonnets are in bloom, or at Christmas, etc. BUT, right now I need to raise money for the trip I'll be taking to Zambia this summer with fellow artists from my church. We'll be sharing the Gospel through clean water, arts education, HIV/AIDS & trafficking awareness, and I'm really excited! So, I'll be doing an evening of mini-sessions on Sunday, May 27th.

They'll be 15 minute mini-sessions & you'll receive 7 full resolution digital images in color and black and white with permission to print. I'll be doing them at at the Shops at Legacy in Plano. I'm asking for a suggested donation of $75 to Poetice International, which will be tax deductible.

You can reserve your spot here: bookmonline.

Oops, I still need to post pics from last week's Project 52. Are you having fun with this week's challenge?

I don't know about you, but I've been BUSY! So let's make this a super simple week. Take whatever picture you want.

If you've gotten behind, don't worry about trying to catch up. And don't feel any pressure to get an awesome picture. If you want to, just grab your camera, not when your kid is doing something particularly cute, but just when you think about it and have a second. Snap one quick shot of whatever your kid happens to be doing. And then put your camera back away. No sweat!