Amazing inspiration: Wonderland ~ Yeondoo Jung

I love children's drawings, and I enjoy whimsical photographs, so I can't help but love the absoutely amazing children's drawing-inspired Wonderland series, by Yeondoo Jung, where children's drawings are recreated into whimsical, wonderful, (and of course colourful!) photographs, with real people, the most clever details, and a wonderful childlike sense of fun!









The full series is here, Wonderland, 2005, by Yeondoo Jung.

Thank you so much, Yeondoo, for allowing me to reproduce some of your amazing images here!

La Petite Magazine!

La Petite Magazine, soon to be launched by Kenziepoo, is an e-magazine for the little ones, and shall be 'full of creativity, imagination, and inspiration'!
You may recognise this little one on the banner... :)



Click above, or see here for more info.

Speaking of new...

Amélie Alice on Facebook
Yes, yay! Amélie Alice has a facebook page!
Feel free to add us. :)
Or find me here

Kiss by the Hotel de Ville ~ Robert Doisneau

In honour of love, and photography, hehe, I wanted to feature this favourite Robert Doisneau photograph, from mid-last century Paris,

Kiss by the Hotel de Ville, 1950



Robert Doisneau, Kiss by the Hotel de Ville,1950,
© Estate of Robert Doisneau
http://www.robertdoisneau.com/

I love great photography from this era!
Here's another from Robert Doisneau,
which I find so whimsical and perfect...

Fox terrier on the Pont des Arts
Robert Doisneau, 1953




Robert Doisneau, Fox terrier on the Pont des Arts, 1953
© Estate of Robert Doisneau
http://www.robertdoisneau.com/

I also love his street photography of children in Paris, which, after his wikipedia page says this*, I must find out more about!

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Doisneau
"Doisneau's work gives unusual prominence and dignity to children's street culture (wiki link below); returning again and again to the theme of children at play in the city, unfettered by parents. His work treats their play with seriousness and respect. In his honour, and owing to this, there are several Ecole Primaire (Primary Schools) named after him. An example is at Veretz (Indre-et-Loire)."

Wikipedia link on Children's street culture

Baby dress

Baby dress drying in the wind in sunset light. xo

My little one is getting older and the baby days of my girl are ending,
baby and little toddler things are being forgotten, finished or put away, for the little big two-ish and three-ish preschooler days ahead.
I wanted to try and capture some of these nearly gone baby things, like the little classic baby dresses that added a bit of fairytale and imaginary play to our mornings and afternoons, or a bit of whimsy with her favourite stripe tights. She still wears this baby dress though! Because she is tiny still. :) But the dear little stripe tights are outgrown. :(




*p.s. I wrote this and saved to drafts last Spring. She is younger than that again here, two and a quarter. x

Feature love

I was very pleased to have been featured in the stylish children's blog Kenziepoo recently,

Things I love Monday...

Thank you so much, Rachelle. :)

{Winter beach}

Sunday evening
xo

Little Pearls for Little Girls

Little Pearls
for Little Girls

Last year my little girl, at age two, and I had several lovely adventures photographing for and creating a story for the lovely Little Pearls. Their child-sized pearl necklaces and bracelets are so divine, and the smaller sizes for littlest girls are so sweet!
Amélie adores her own Little Pearls fine jewellery, and we had a lovely time together, including previously documented adventures in the rose gardens.

Here are some more images from our time creating for Little Pearls.









We had a great time,
thoroughly enjoyed working for Little Pearls,
and Amélie was very pleased with it all, as you can see here,
on her first day wearing a Little Pearls necklace and bracelet set. :)




Thank you so much, Antonia!