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First nap with her pacifier

Released into the night sky, Kyia says Goodbye to her pacifier. She's a big girl & doesn't need it anymore.

Enjoying the outdoors and binky

My son hamming it up for me! Used some processing atn files for the look and border.

We experimented with a pacifier.

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© Mary Anne Miller

 

Dora has been chewing on this pacifier since she was tiny. It's still the funniest thing to hear this "squick, squick, squick" sound and see a silly raccoon with a pacifier in her mouth.

This is what you get when you don't train your kid on a pacifier--a six month old who finds the old pacifier in a box of toys and has NO CLUE that he's supposed to enjoy sticking the nipple in his mouth. If only I could have captured his total look of bewilderment you'd know why I had to take the photos.

Tatiana, in her crib, shows off her new Jamaican dress from Sarah's med school friends.

commission at easy.com/shop/vesnushkahandmade

My first idea was to use a pacifier to represent the absence of breast. And my black polished piano was the perfect surface to shoot on. But then I realized that I could use the reflexion to illustrate the fact that despite there being only one real pacifier, you could have two in the picture. The flower came in to add some background, and its round shape reminded of a breast (or a nipple). The final touch was just to rotate the result counter-clockwise and to adjust contrast and saturation a bit.

No photoshop involved :-)

 

For the whole thought process, check my album:

www.flickr.com/photos/128080760@N06/sets/72157648619409810/

Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here:

 

Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here: ia341239.us.archive.org/2/items/KnittedBrochure/knittedbr...

 

Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here: ia341239.us.archive.org/2/items/KnittedBrochure/knittedbr...

Emma still stays asleep after dummy removed.

I told my brother that Target couldn't be trusted to properly develop my velvia roll. I was right.

 

Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic SP IIa

w/ Super-Takumar 1:1.4 50mm lens

Whichever color or size you choose, you can not go wrong with choosing Bibs pacifier’s for your new babe. Stock up, though! You don’t want to be left searching for that paci when your little one is having a meltdown! It’s a lifesaver!

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Nippii's Freezable Pacifier Binky out of the package

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