Wednesday, August 17, 2011

The Boardwalk Boys


I love this shot of my husband walking along the boardwalk with Bryce. Every picture tells a story, but this one actually tells me two. One is that Heather, my daughter-in-law, has become increasingly proficient at her photography craft. The other is that fathers (and grandfathers!) are important in our family.

I'm glad this is so, and I'm grateful to all the wonderful men who have done their part to make it true.

=)


14 comments:

Jenny said...

Awwww...

Just...

awwww....

anitamombanita said...

I love that you've used so many of her photos recently. She has a great eye and yes, she is definitely perfecting her craft. Grandpas (and grandmas) are awesome!! :)

karen said...

Seriously - I'd blow this one up and frame it. It tells a beautiful story. My mother used to wonder why my dad's slacks were always grubby around the knees - until she saw a picture my aunt shot of my two oldest (about 5 and 2 at the time) holding on to my dad's legs at the knee. He'd take them for walks in the neighborhood "exploring."

Anonymous said...

Both lessons are truly valueable!

VK said...

Great guys and picture. You have had a full summer and I've enjoyed it with you.

Brian Miller said...

amen on fathers needed in families...i wish more took it as thus...it is a wonderful shot

Donna said...

I LOVE that pic...even the angle!!! I was going to compliment you but now you'll have to tell your daughter-in-law what a wonderful shot I think that is!!!!

PS....I loved my grandfather more than anything! It looks like Bryce feels the same.

Gail said...

I agree, it is a fantastic photo.

Yes, the good men are special.

Unknown said...

I agree....about both! A treasure of a picture and moment.

Stef said...

Love that picture. And I agree with both of your observations.

Darlene said...

Lovely, in every way. Bryce is so precious and I think it is wonderful that he loves his grandpa so very much. What's not to love though?

Cheryl said...

Beautiful image and thoughts. Couldn't agree more.

Grandma Honey said...

You oughta frame this one!

alpinekleins said...

There's always something totally endearing to me of two people walking down a sidewalk together. I have so many of them from the backside . . . and their always some of my favorites! I'm sure you would have some poetic analogy - but I'm so brain dead from this weeks events that I just can't think what it is :)

Kristin