Monday, November 17, 2008

Blast Off!

We took G-Man's Little Einsteins rocket outside on a warm day a week or so ago. Diggity came out to play with us too.

I'm really going to miss these fall afternoons.


He runs everywhere these days. He sometimes gets all the way across our culdesac before I can catch him.



He had such a great time having the rocket outside.



Aren't they just the cutest guys ever?



*So, I need a little bit of help. I'm trying to decide how to put my photography logo on my pictures. Both options are shown above. Option 1 is the white branding bar at the bottom with the logo in black. Option 2 is stamping the logo right on the photograph. Leave me a comment and let me know what you think!

11 comments:

rebecca said...

Looks like G will miss these fall days too!
I'd use the stamp directly on the photo...it's harder for someone else to lift that way.

LL said...

i like it OFF the photo, but rebecca has a good point.

Yvonne said...

Yes, I have to agree they are awfully cute ; )

Super Kimmie said...

Hmmm - after looking back and forth at the 2 different ways I think I like it right on the photo. And I will have to agree they are 2 of the cutest guys ever!

Michal said...

i think i like it best on the photo, unless it happens to be a photo where the logo really gets in the way.

Jo said...

I must be the odd ball, because I LOVE the logo in black on the bottom.

Emily said...

Cute pics!! We love our rocket too. Me and Matt both like the white, both look great but if I saw a super cute pic with a logo on the bottom that I could crop off I would be sure to steal it ;)

Stacie said...

I like it stamped right on the photo!

The Takemoto Family said...

I like the black... and maybe the bar could be just a tad layered ON the photo itself to keep anyone from stealing your shots!

Rick and Britt said...

i like the white, myself!

scooping it up said...

on the photo, but reduce opacity so it's a little less distracting? wanna show me how to make it? i will give you a hug?

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