I’ve always loved black and white photography. There’s something to it that always inspires me.

As they say, less is more. And I agree. I think effective black and white photos should be kept simple. I think light is also an important factor.

I’m not saying these are good black and white photos. These are some of my attempts. They were originally shot as a colored picture and I later converted them into black and white using channel mixer in Photoshop.

The picture Dana is holding was taken during my Uncle’s wedding in Pangasinan. I’m guessing I was 7 or 8 years old here.

The girl beside me is my cousin Donna, who is now much much much taller than me. We were wearing white dresses with a red ribbon around our waists.

Dana asked me who were in the picture and when I told her it was me and my cousin, she said, “that can’t be you, you have long hair and you were much whiter”… Err… okaaaay.

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Me and Dana went to a nearby sari-sari store to buy something to cook for dinner. Grabbed a snapshot of her for this day’s Project 365.

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I’ve been doing some scrapbooks for my daughter.

I figured, hey, if I can do it for my daughter, why not my hubby… OK so that last statement’s purpose was to make this post longer LOL!

I love my hubby. Even if he nags a lot hehehe. He’s very supportive and he doesn’t mind working around the house while I sit in front of the computer. Sometimes I even feel guilty not being able to help him. But he always says it’s OK. I promised myself I’m gonna make it up to him and my daughter.

Here’s using kits and elements I purchased from Shabby Princess’ Shabby Shoppe. Some elements used are from the freebie “Promise Collection” by Shabby Princess.

That’s it people, I am officially addicted to Digi Scrapping…

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