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Little Miss Ava - 10 Days Old
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A 2"x2" acrylic painting on canvas for The Art Institute's "Itty Bitty" art show. This piece took about 2 hours to do the night before the contest deadline was up. I took second place overall.
"Itty Bitty" session, Baby Austin.
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"Itty Bitty" session, Baby Austin.
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my mom sucks at taking pictures.
all the others with us putting on the boutonniere/corsage are out of focus. -_-
oh, and my corsage was too big for my ittybitty wrist which is why it's turned around.
Little Miss Ava - 10 Days Old
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It's Tabby night on Flickr. Tabby is in her first season as an Itty Bitty in Dazzlers. She really loves it and takes it very seriously.
(Yes there's a hair over her nose, yes I could fix that if I really wanted to)
My sweet, sweet Haley Mama. She's not really a mama, but that's what I call her. She's almost 14 years old.
This flower was smaller than my pinky fingernail. So pretty. It looks like a teeeny tiny type of osteospermum (African Daisy).
Yesterday was a particularly hard day. I was having repeat panic attacks, and I had to start a new medication (to hopefully help with said panic attacks and all the stress I'm dealing with right now).
I drove around Athens aimlessly for over an hour, waiting for the medication to kick in. I felt another panic attack coming on, so I stopped and parked at what happened to be part of the North Oconee River Greenway. I got out and just walked around, trying to calm myself down. It was a beautiful day, and I got a little inspired, so I went back to my car for my camera (it basically never leaves my side) and I just started shooting.
It was amazing how fast I calmed down while shooting. There's beauty and inspiration everywhere. I wish I could bottle the feeling... or just spend my whole life taking pictures.
Turns out, my grandma didn't teach us the whole song!
In a cabin in the woods
Little man by the window stood
Saw a rabbit hopping by
Knocking at his door
"Help me, help me, help me", he cried
Or the hunter will shoot me dead!"
"Little rabbit come inside
Safely you'll abide."
Second verse:
Ittybitty cabin in the woods
Ittybitty man by the window stood
Saw an ittybitty rabbit hopping by
Knocking on his door
"Help me, help me, help!" he said
'Fore the hunter shoots me dead."
"Ittybitty rabbit come inside
Safely to abide."
Third verse:
Great big cabin in the woods
Great big man by the window stood
Saw a great big rabbit hopping by,
Knocking on his door.
"Help me, help me, help!" he cried
'Fore the hunter shoots me dead!"
"Great big rabbit come inside
Safely to abide."
Hand motions for the song: For the first verse, sing it in a normal voice and make a cabin shape with your fingers, then a bunny hopping (index and second finger form the ears over your fist), then hug your chest and shake (for the frightened part), throw up arms for each "help me!", then make a gun with your hands for the hunter, then pet your hand for the safely to abide part. On the second verse use a squeaky voice and the same motions, except make them much smaller...such as, instead of petting your hand, use one finger to pet another finger. On the third verse use your deepest, loudest voice and make all the motions bigger; i.e. instead of making the bunny with your fingers, pretend you're actually a giant rabbit hopping around, etc.