Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Darby's Senior Casuals

This is Darby whose
formals 
I posted several
weeks ago.
We went down
to the railroad.
Northeast Alabama
Railroad is
a great place
to get great
photos.
Of course,
it's easy when
you have such
a beautiful
subject!













Hope your Senior year 
is great!




Saturday, July 21, 2012

The Big Brother

This is
T.
He is the 
big brother
of E
(from the previous blog).

He was my favorite
before E
came along.
He is a very close
second, though.



Grandma bought
this big bear
for him.
He really
had fun
on this day
sitting 
with 
his 
big bear.







The mischievous
look on his face
is because he
heard a strange noise.
We were prepared
for our little man
who is not
easily entertained
or kept still
(unless Thomas the Tank
is on the television).




We brought a chicken but kept it hidden.
He couldn't figure it out...



...but 
finally insisted
on seeing it.
He is very smart...
but his Aunt Renae
was able to 
capture some 
great smiles
before we 
had to give 
it all up!







Tuesday, June 5, 2012


Last spring while taking photos of my senior son at the train depot we happened upon my father and brother-in-law and my nephew. He is definitely "all boy" and the photo above is three generations of  "boys being boys" at Huntsville, Alabama's Chase Train Depot.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

T loves trains


This is one of the sweetest boys in the world - our nephew, "T" and he loves trains. One day we went to the Chase train depot and made photos of my baby boy - Zeb - because he is growing up and is has now graduated from high school. (T's parents should watch out because they will blink and he will graduate, too.) Anyway, we were at the depot and who should come by but T, his daddy and our granddaddy. It was a most splendid serendipitous moment!! We were thrilled and so was he. T said "I have never been so happy to see trains in my life!"
Here is a photo of his joy! Sweet, huh? We were just glad to be able to witness his joy... Thanks, T for sharing with us!