Expired 35 mm Film

I shot these photos on some expired disposable that my husband gave me... They didn't come out quite like I thought they would and some didn't come out at all.  That's the beauty of film though you never now what you're going to get or as my little niece would say "you get what you get and you don't throw a fit!".

These were shot at Ocean Beach Pier and the San Diego Zoo. Building memories and capturing some.

XOXO, Lidia

January In Pictures

Zoo dates, Hodad's burgers, trampoline fun, park + ice cream dates, fresh fruit + yogurt, home made sushi, harbor walks, downtown dates and rainbows.

Zoo + Park

{ family portrait at the zoo }

{ this was how he decided to pose for the picture }

{ I asked if he wanted a picture with the crocodile }

{ he climbed on the rock and said cheese }

{ the whole time we were there Maximiliano was asking for "turtol" }

{ feeding the goats }

{ "monkeeeyyy" }

{ flying }

{ looking for spiders under the tree bark, have to watch him very closely because he's pretty good at finding "spidemen" }

Maximiliano's vocabulary is expanding so much. Also his vocabulary is 80 % animal names haha. Monkey, Cheetah, Dinonu (dinosaur), puppy, meow (cat), spidemen (spider), batman (bat), gecko, crocodile, butterfly, bird, monster (gila monster) and of course his favorites eagle! and ultimate favorite, all water animals. Sharky, fishy, loster (lobster), ocapus (octopus), stiray (stingray) and more!

"Watch out!" And "fly!" while running and opening his arms is also a favorite. Those are just a few to mention.

I'm kind of upset about the fact that he is picking up english way faster than spanish although he does say words in spanish too and he understands absolutely everything. My husbands spanish is terrible so that doesn't help. But I'm not too worried, I'll find a way to incorporate more spanish into his learning as he is growing. Maximiliano being bilingual is something that is super important to me, being able to communicate with non-english speaking family and speaking the language of your ancestors is worth gold.

XOXO

Lidia