See you next year Zuzi, can't wait!!!
xx Zu
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| Thank you mum for puting this up in your sitting room, it melts my hearth! xxx |
ZuHuda Photography Blog
Saturday 30 August 2014
Zuzanka
When it comes to Zuzanka's session, I never know which images to pick up for the blog. I just love them all! We always have a lot of fun and more crazier the better :)). This time we have chosen to stay indoors and play around the whole flat. Jumping on the bet, pillow fight .... well, have a look and see... :).
Wednesday 20 August 2014
Grandparent taking girls out
It was a very touching session as this time it were not parents who booked me for their family session but grandparents! The conection between them is beautiful and it was my privilage to be invited into their lifes and sharing their memories with me feels very special!
Thank you!
xx Zu
Friday 1 August 2014
Who am I?
Here is our fun family day. But you can't see dad nor mum? Well let me tell
you our story.
I am a firm believer that role play and dressing up games are important in early years of child and it is so much fun, so why should we dress up only on special occasions such as Halloween. Children learn many new things just by playing.
So I made the costume by cutting an old T-shirt and jeans I did not like that much (ha! my excuse to rip them off). I cut of foam sheet and glued some feathers I keep in our creative box and that was it. When I showed it to Hugo, he exclaimed 'and where is my horse?!'
Oh dear, no native Indian without a horse, so I thought I will make some from an old sock, but that morning we went to a Sunday market and there he was, for £1!!!
In the evening as the sun was setting down we went to our nearby field. Now it was Daddy's turn to explain how he needs to tame a horse first, spend some time with him, feed him and he will become his best friend...
I loved it! It was an activity we all contributed to and cost soo little. Daddy was coming up with new ideas as if he entered into his own childhood and Hugo? Well, see for yourself :)
After we got home, Hugo put his horse into his stable (yeap, on the ground beside his bed) and announced, next time mum I want to be a pirate!
I am a firm believer that role play and dressing up games are important in early years of child and it is so much fun, so why should we dress up only on special occasions such as Halloween. Children learn many new things just by playing.
So I made the costume by cutting an old T-shirt and jeans I did not like that much (ha! my excuse to rip them off). I cut of foam sheet and glued some feathers I keep in our creative box and that was it. When I showed it to Hugo, he exclaimed 'and where is my horse?!'
Oh dear, no native Indian without a horse, so I thought I will make some from an old sock, but that morning we went to a Sunday market and there he was, for £1!!!
In the evening as the sun was setting down we went to our nearby field. Now it was Daddy's turn to explain how he needs to tame a horse first, spend some time with him, feed him and he will become his best friend...
I loved it! It was an activity we all contributed to and cost soo little. Daddy was coming up with new ideas as if he entered into his own childhood and Hugo? Well, see for yourself :)
After we got home, Hugo put his horse into his stable (yeap, on the ground beside his bed) and announced, next time mum I want to be a pirate!
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