Very pretty. Love the green lampshade. Such a pretty not so little girl room. The day bed will grow with her. The pink room with it’s rubbish free walls will one day give way to all kinds of things equally pretty to Emma.
Comment by pretty in pink — March 22, 2005 @ 10:33 pm
That’s what that is called. I asked Emma, “Where is your bed?” Then I took a nap on it.
Well-composed picture, with good overall balance, her posture denoting ease in an environment of her choosing, her placement in the frame and cast of head, though, hinting at transition, at not being wholly centered in that phase of childhood anymore.
Love the lamp, too! And we’re sorta shopping for a daybed………
Very pretty. Love the green lampshade. Such a pretty not so little girl room. The day bed will grow with her. The pink room with it’s rubbish free walls will one day give way to all kinds of things equally pretty to Emma.
Comment by pretty in pink — March 22, 2005 @ 10:33 pm
That’s what that is called. I asked Emma, “Where is your bed?” Then I took a nap on it.
Comment by michael — March 23, 2005 @ 5:56 am
Well-composed picture, with good overall balance, her posture denoting ease in an environment of her choosing, her placement in the frame and cast of head, though, hinting at transition, at not being wholly centered in that phase of childhood anymore.
Love the lamp, too! And we’re sorta shopping for a daybed………
Comment by adam — March 23, 2005 @ 7:02 am