The Friendly Friday Photo Challenge this week comes from Amanda at Something to Ponder About. If you would like to participate please visit her site for the rules. These photo challenges are lots of fun!
The following image of my daughter was taken at Cabrillo National Monument in California. She was 6-years-old at the time and she is furious with me. I had decided to take the 3 kids on a hike by myself. It was windy and chilly and she didn’t want to be doing it. Being in such a beautiful environment, I wanted to take portraits of all 3 kiddos. I went ahead and took hers even though she obviously wasn’t in the mood. The look of intense displeasure captured here is atypical of her usually sweet personality. I love the juxtaposition of the delicate yellow flowers in the background, her unfiltered angry expression, and the perfect unruly ringlets of hair framing her face.
heavens to betty 
Oh that is gorgeous! She will find that funny too look back on in later years. She looks so adorable. Did you get the photo of all the kids?
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Thank you 😊
Yes, I got photos of all three kids but this one was “the one” worth a thousand words! 😉
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Love her!!!!
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❤️
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She will laugh at that picture some day!
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lol… someday…
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I had to laugh. This picture certainly lets you know exactly how she feels.
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lol 😂
Thank you! That was the photo challenge!
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Oh my goodness. Reminds me of a time when I was just under 3 years old. My Mother wanted to dress me up and take me to a photographer for a photo for my Grandmother. Oh, I fussed so much with the Photographer that my mother said, “just take the photo as is”. When I saw the special 8X10 I marked it up with a red ink pen. Fortunately my mother already sent my Grandmother’s copy to her. I was a pitiful pouting pose. 😦
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I would love to see that photo! Priceless!
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It was at my parent’s house. When their house was cleaned out the pictures and other family photos were put into boxes and my sister Geri has them in storage. One day I’ll see it again.
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