Project 365 — Week 3

A good snapshot stops a moment from running away. — Eudora Welty

15/365 — Brunch with Grandma

16/365 — Bubble machine

17/365 — A boy and his dog

18/365 — Story time with Daddy

19/365 — Braxton, in desperate need of grooming.

20/365 — Crib mobile stares

21/365 — Chubby baby legs and adorable wiggly toes

Project 365 — Week 2

Time stands still best in moments that look suspiciously like ordinary life. — Brian Andreas

8/365 — lashes for days

9/365 — MamaRoo nap, holding his precious arms up.

10/365 — naked baby hugs

11/365 — Look ma, I can stand!

12/365 — Our big, bright-eyed boy.

13/365 — We're so blessed that Valor and Nick get to spend their days together.

14/365 — Friday playdate, charming the socks off baby Leah.

Project 365 — Week 1

We take photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone. We take photos to recall - with greater vibrancy - those experiences that have shaped and made us. We take photos to bridge distance and shorten time, to lend legacy to the little things and life to the forgotten. And we take photos to feel like artists on a Tuesday - and storytellers on a Sunday.

—Katie Thurmes

1/365 — Discovering he can hold his own toys.

2/365 — Bath time

3/365 — Reading I Love You, Stinky Face with Grandma

4/365 — Diaper change fun with Daddy

5/365 — This boy loves sucking on his hands and fingers!

6/365 — Working hard at tummy time.

7/365 — Aunt Joy came for a visit!