Father Daughter Love

@DianneN I'm sorry to hear he isn't doing that well. I'm still praying for him

@Marilynda1225 Thank you!

You are so sweet. I remember you saying that.. I love her laugh in the photo, but love the look of love in my son's eyes even though they are almost closed. Thanks for asking. He's having therapy for the stroke. His heart is fine with the stent he was given. I should do a short update post on his condition. He's not doing that well.

What can I say to your response except, THANK YOU!

@DianneN What ta heck good would life be, without a close family bond?

@kobesbuddy Not too good I’d say.

I do love this one. It’s my new favorite.

I will treasure it along with my other treasured moments. lol

Thank you! I love it to smitherines,

Thank you! Not only do I love our granddaughter's laugh, but the look of love in our son's eyes. I can't wait to see everyone again!!!!

@cintol We leave Florida June 6th. The time is flying by now.

@DianneN Those are the best pics to get, I hope you see them soon.

Thank you! We will do it during the week.

@DianneN I like that it's a slice of life moment - not posed for - very real happy moment .

@much2say

Thank you! It's now my new favorite!

Thanks, Judy.

@DianneN Its been a log time since you seen her. It is getting closer

Thank you! I can't wait to see them!!!!!

@wolfgirl569 Oh, yes - to both!!! Thank you, Eva.

@DianneN Before you frame the photo, cut off a bit of the top to get the man in the background out of the picture as far as possible. The top of the girl's head can be the top of the photo. The top of your son's cap is not so important and also cut off a bit on the left so that the girl's jacket reaches up to the edge. Then the focus is more on the two people and not diverted by superfluous things. You can use two stripes of paper and shove them around so that you see how to get the best out of this photo.

@MALUSE Her daddy can photoshop it for me. Although he's an attorney, he's a photographer in his spare time. I'll ask him to do that for me. Thanks for the helpful hints!

Thanks!

Thank you! I adore it!

@just4him

@DianneN I know you do. It's an adorable picture and worthy of a beautiful frame.

Thank you! This son played T-ball when he was 3, but all he did was pick dandelions. He was never a great athlete, but did hit 2 homers for me on my birthday and was a record breaking swimmer. Your post reminded me of that.

@DianneN What a special gift he gave you.

Thank you! I guess one has to be quick with the camera to capture anything.

@DianneN Yes indeed.

Awww, thank you so much for saying that.

Thank you! It’s my new favorite!

Thank you!

Thank you! I have my DIL to thank for that. Hoping to take my own shots soon.

Thank you!

Thank you!