Light Meter: Hey Baby!

My friends, the other Lisa and Jeffry have a little boy named Logan. At the time that this glorious piece of writing appears online, Logan will be 5 months and 1 day old. That’s if my math is right. I’m no Count. I’m more of a…hmmm…Grover. No, make that Super Grover! As I was saying, every day Lisa takes a photo of Logan to capture his ever changing adorable self. The new parents have photographic evidence that Logan’s eyes were very dark at first but have now lightened up to a medium blue.

I’m sure that some of you out there have done the same thing or pretty darn close to it. You love to take pictures of your child as they grow up, hanging onto every moment before you hear, “Can I borrow the car?”

I’d just like to share with you all 154 (roughly) photos of Logan before he morphs into Wolverine, the X-Men character he was named after. Thank goodness he wasn’t born with claws and pointed ears. Eek! It seems I can’t fit 154 photos into one blog entry so we’ll have to settle for a handful.

I selected the following photos to give you guys and gals ideas for creative baby photos. Behold, Logan!

Dad rested Logan in his arm and on his chest. This is one their earliest photos of Logan at home.

The babysitter is always around watching Logan’s every move. It’s a nice perspective. Having the kitty closer to the lens makes him look big and protective of the little guy.

The irresistible sleeping baby photo. The close shot gives you a sense of how warm and snuggly he feels. Let’s not forget how important it is to turn your offspring into Disney fans right away.

How cool is this? It’s a mirror in the car so they can watch Logan without having to turn around in their seats.

I laugh at this one every single time. They may be new to the world but they make faces just like we do.

And last but not least, you’ll get a fantastic and fun photo when you get down on your tummy and are face-to-face with your little one.

Special thanks to Jeffry and Lisa for letting me use their photos. Bawk! Bawk! Thanks to Logan for being the subject of this and future blogs. – “Aunty” Lisa