There are always details in an event that get ignored and I certainly missed these amazing shoes. They were part of Evelyn’s D’s baptism outfit but were generally hidden by her gown. It wasn’t until I was prowling around Derek and Alecia’s house looking for photo opportunities that I found them.
See more of Evie’s baptism day here.
I don’t think sunlight actually has texture nor can you actually see it – sunlight texturizes the things it illuminates. Right?
But, instead of talking philosophy and physics I would rather talk about this photo, which wouldn’t exist if my mother-in-law hadn’t pointed out the look of the sunlight streaming through open Venetian blinds onto the curtains in Evelyn’s nursery at Alecia and Derek’s house.
Thanks, Glenyce. It’s always good to have others help me see things. . .
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