When you're five and have an enormous camera around your neck, even Anthropologie lets you take photographs! I gave Juniorette my camera one day in Boston and I love seeing the photos from her diminutive perspective. She refused to smile for the camera, though, saying it was too "posed."
The Boston Anthro has the nicest people working there. Juniorette apparently noticed a dog as well!
She then waltzed into John Fluevog and requested to try on these red shoes. They immediately brought them out for her and let her wear them around!
She insisted on taking a picture of her "dream bike even though there are no fairies on it."
I love how she recorded our day and how everyone talked to her about her photography. And how earnest she was about capturing certain moments HER way.
I was waiting for a second post to say WELCOME BACK! I almost took you off of bloglines, but then I wouldn't know if you started blogging again. So glad you have!
Posted by: lsaspacey | March 12, 2009 at 06:08 AM
This is adorable. I think she should have her own blog on design and fashion from a five year old's point of view (she'll see things from her vantage point we would never see). I know she thinks she did not pose for her shot, but we mothers with daughters have seen that pose more times than we want to remember.
Posted by: Nan | March 12, 2009 at 08:16 AM
Her shots are great! She's grown so much too! Hope you are well.
Posted by: Kathleen | March 12, 2009 at 09:33 AM
What an ingenious idea.
and what beautiful results!
Posted by: laura_marie | March 12, 2009 at 01:08 PM
omgosh - this is too precious! I love the shoes - my daughter wsa the same way - she would always go to the shoe dept and try on high heels and prance around. she is still wearing them too! love love love this!
Posted by: Joni Webb | March 14, 2009 at 08:11 PM