The Year in Pictures
Posted on December 31st, 2003 by Yano
Just thought I’d give you all a collection of my favorite pictures from this year. I’ve taken most of them, but one or two were taken by others. A new year’s resolution many years ago was to take more pictures, and I think this year I’ve really lived up to that. My camera, “Cammie II” is always in my purse, which is actually a camera bag. And I don’t care that people always make fun that I dn’t have a real purse. There’s just so many beautiful moments that I see that I love to share with my camera, so I need to have her around all the time.
So enjoy my pictures. I’m sure you’ve seen them all before, but it doesn’t hurt to see them again!
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Coming next year: Christine’s artsy photo gallery
did you finally put together your wedding album?
These are beautiful Christine. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. Happy New Year and be safe!
Happy New Year and PLEASE call me again when in Seattle in 2004–one of these times it will work out to get together.
I never told you I called Yuki’s last week to get Lucas a haircut but it was too close to Christmas and I couldn’t get him in. BUT, Yuki himself answered the phone and when I told him it was me, we exchanged Holiday greetings. That was awesome.
nice pics lady! ^_^
You had quite a year. Great pics!
In that pic of Dave and the goats, I always think he’s wearing a sailor suit for some reason.
If you already put your wedding album together you have got it together. I’m seven months behind on mine.
Wedding album, haha! I’m close to 2.5 years later and um no album! I got the album of proofs! Damn photographer!
Anyways, its a new year! Happy New Year Yano! Hope the coin toss gave you a great start to a good year!
as always, I love your pictures–capturing moments of your life, both ordinary and extraordinary
Hey, you have great pics on your site… What kind of camera equipment are you using? Great eye for photography! Keep up the good work…