Mr Nosey

I was busy putting the left over bits of wood in a new stack to create a bit of space in the front garden, when Sep came over all excited.

'Mama, look what I found! Mr Nosey.'
'Where did you find him?'
'In the wood stack.'
'What was he doing there?'
'Eating wood!'
'Mama, take a picture of him.'
'Okay. He'll have to look at the camera.'
Sep showed his eye. So that is why we don't see his long nose so well (he's holding it with his hand in the picture).

Sep's got chickenpox. And Roz say's she has also got it, she calls it: Chicken Pops!

[Louise]

Brilliant :)

[Julie Duncan]

You're so blessed! :)

[Alan D Stringer]

Fantastic story and wonderful capture

[Dawn]

Lovely image and story

[Valerie Chesney]

Oh, Saxa, I so enjoy your family shots, this is great + the story...Sep looks so serious.....good to have chicken pox whilst they are young....mine did too...

[Walks @ 7]

How sweet! Hope that the Chicken Pops don't 'stick" around too long. Mr. Nosey is a great find by Sep.

[Mek]

Yeah! Great portrait.
Good they have the 'pops' now.

[John Cowan]

Love this.

[Bill Fenske]

Cute!

[Bep]

Mooie dialoog; beterschap met de waterpokken... Love 'chicken pops'.

[Jodie]

A great portrait,

[belinda]

Fantastic narrative to go with this shot

[Kathy]

You do take wonderful stories with your children. Hope Sep's not too ill.

[Lisa Stein]

Love the focus on the branch.

[Disha Parekh]

Love the dof!

[Lisa Pouncy]

Great DOF xx

[David]

You will hope that he never loses that imagination

[Susan]

Great shot - lovely dof. So heartening to have so many images of your children being immersed in nature. Wish so many others took the opportunities.

[Susan Klassen]

Great story and capture. Hope Sep's recovering from chicken pox.