"Say Cheeeeeese"....The Twiglet's Take Photos

Christmas 2015 the twins received V-Tech cameras off their grandparents. They love them and whenever we go anywhere they like to take them with them and take photographs. It would also appear they quite like taking photos of each other, doing selfies and using the built in software to manipulate photographs.

I uploaded their photos to my laptop and I randomly picked 5 from each and the twins are now going to explain them and why they took them.

Ruby

This is a photo of my sister Poppy and my cousin Ellie dressed as Olaf. I like it because Ellie wasn't looking at the camera.

This is a photo of Poppy holding my T-Rex in the dark in the doll's house. I wanted to show how the eyes light up in the dark.

This is a photo of me and my Daddy being silly. We have Beat Baby which is the school teddy bear in reception that I took home for the weekend.

This is a photo of Captain America and I made him fat with that super thing on my camera that makes things fat.

This is a photo of when we found the sandwich on the Teddy Bear's Picnic trail when we were on holiday.

Poppy

This is a photo of Ruby pulling a silly face. She always pulls silly faces.

This is a photo of me dressed up as Rapunzel. I had a really long plait in with Rapunzel's plait at the bottom so it touched the floor.

This is a photo of my Daddy. I think he took this one himself. His hair is on fleek.

This is a photo of me and my Mammy doing a silly face for a selfie.

This is a photo of my red nose from Red Nose Day. It is a chef and I like putting it on my face. I don't know where it is now though.

And there we go...photos taken by the Twiglets. They have been very amused looking at them. I particularly like how Poppy said my hair was "on fleek" in that picture......because it totally was!

Until next time...

The Twiglet's Dad

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