Asleep At least one of us is asleep.
Asleep At least one of us is asleep.
Awake
Awake and tugging on her ear. The ears
are from my side.
The Crib Not that we get much use of the
crib.
Asleep Rosie is asleep in bed; I don't
always remember to turn on the flash, or maybe I
didn't want it to wake her. See later on how these
underexposures can be fixed.
Asleep Do you detect a pattern of who is sleeping?
The picture is fuzzy because my subjects
were moving.
Bunny Rosie is holding her favorite bunny.
Bunny again You can see the bunny in
the background.
More bunny There the bunny is again!
Rosie is not a good crawler yet.
Crawling attempt Her attempts at crawling
usually end with her face flat against the floor,
crying. Preemies often take longer to crawl. A specialist
told us that if she doesn't crawl on time, it's our fault
for picking her up when she cries.
Rosie's room Here is Rosie in her stroller,
next to her crib, in her room. We haven't used the
stroller because a wheel is broken; at night, she
doesn't sleep in the crib; her room is used primarily
as a changing station. But we do get some use out of
the baby! For example, we get to board first when we
fly.
The automated exposure control was confused by the backlighting. Yes, I knew this would happen when I took the picture, but I've been too lazy to learn how to work the manual override. This is high on my priority list for the N70. That and blowing dust off the lens (look for it in the final pictures).
Startled Here Rosie is startled by the click of the shutter.
Aware Now she's posing for a picture! Not
a demure angle.
Posing She's trying out a better camera angle.
Side A side view of the crib.
Crib-cam The crib cam catches a rare moment:
Rosie using a pacifier. And a glaring failure
of my resolve
about too much pink.
Stroller
Reaching...
reaching...
got it! Now that she's digested this book,
she's hungry for the next.
Backlighting It's a total accident that
this picture came out despite the backlighting. I'll have
to go back to the N70 manual to learn how to take backlit
pictures routinely.
The guest bed Here's Rosie on the guest bed,
next to her crib. In Bader family tradition she prefers
her pants to be up at her armpits.
Completing the outfit And notice ...
the outfit is blue! Not pink!
Buttoned up Rosie is staring down the camera.
Rosie, asleep in the family bed The b/w
isn't (just) for artistic effect. I didn't use the
flash because I didn't want to wake her. The picture
was underexposed, the colors look bad, but the b/w image
is nice
Restless sleeper See how she's kicked off the
covers! Same reason for the b/w.