to be continued...

hey followers of my blog... so sorry but things just got real insane in my household. It started with my grandpa's death and then my equipment needing replacing...and then I started a studio, my husband has been working out of state... SO, the time to post is just not there. It started to become something I had to do instead of something I want to do...which then the photos weren't as fun either.

So P365 must be continued at another time. BUT be sure to check out my photography blog at www.amandamattila.com/blog for updates and pictures! Subscribe by clicking on the subscribe button on top right of menu.

March 12. {project 365}

Spring is just around the corner! I am really looking forward to spending time with the kids outside again. I love to watch them ride bikes and take them on walks.

March 11. {project 365}

Isadora fell asleep on my bed while I was editing. She is now in a habit of rolling onto her belly to sleep. It is so funny the different positions that my kids sleep in.

And I couldn't choose just one this time because this spur of the moment sleeping photo is precious to me. But then, this is a little exciting because this below is while shopping for paint for the new STUDIO! Also, I got in trouble for taking this picture at Home Depot so I had to post it. Note: I don't ever walk around with my camera in normal daily life because I hate the attention that it brings. Of course, the ONE time I do it and I got in trouble!

Kate waiting for paint to be mixed.

March 10. {project 365}

Vintage medicine? Really, people took this? hmmm.

March 9. {project 365}

It is just cute. Not much explanation needed.

March 8. {project 365}

Always wanting snacks! I really wish he didn't know how to open the cupboards and fridge.

March 7. {project 365}

Yep, he is probably going to kick my butt for this one. This was taken really late at night... I was saying that I couldn't think of anything to do for the P365 and he said 'take a picture of THIS'... and I snapped this.

This photo was taken at a whopping 6400 ISO with no flash, taken at 11:30 at night with a lamp for light. I'm impressed by this camera.