Photo taken March 26th, 2005.
Age: 19 months.
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Haha, she looks like she's starring in a music video. She needs a Marilyn Monroe dress!
on your venture to the museum of life and science, were you able to check out the butterfly house? That butterfly house is pretty cool!
wow, she looks like she's about to be beamed up to a higher plane...
i love those pictures where our kids look other-worldly.
This is such a cool picture!
I just love the way Trixie's hair is "blowing" so gracefully and how the light is hitting it - so beautiful.
She looks like she floating [the steam (?) and her left foot give that illusion].
What a gorgeous shot!
She looks like she's getting ready to do a little tap dance. Except in tennis shoes. :-) Glad she (and you!) enjoyed the museum!
Looks like she's a magician! Wish we had a groovy museum like that around here! Just might have to hop a plane to find one!
That's an aweseome picture! I can't wait to take my kid to a science museum, but she probably won't be old enough to enjoy it for another year.
This place is great! For those of us who are Durham Co residents, it's FREE on Wednesday afternoons, so it's like one big Durham play group then. Great picture and fantastic use of light!
The lighting and the background in this picture looks like shes in a professional studio.
She's such a model
We had a lot of fun on the tornado machine when we were there (I'm terrified of tornados so it was good to see one so calm and peaceful). Sagan liked the butterfly house too (we got a picture of him holding one), but his absolute number one favorite part was the jungle gym (he has an awful lot of energy).
In the Portland, Oregon area, we have the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry -- with an entire area for the wee ones. We love it!
coooool photos
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