Bo Boswell

I just wanted to take a quick shot of Turner this morning so I could use my new lens.

As I mentioned last week, I decided to sell my two current lenses so I could upgrade to the lens I’ve wanted for quite some time, the Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L lens. My 70-200mm lens sold in under 2 days, so

Turner is continuing to improve on his cereal eating. He’s at least more open to sitting there and smiling while we try to shovel in the mixture.

My mom and Traci’s mom swapped days this week, so today was “Maw Maw” day. My mom got to help out with feeding Turner cereal; I had a few minutes left over after the feeding so we took a few

I had a couple of photo sessions today, so while I had everything setup I took a few shots of Traci and Turner.

Today was my first solo feeding experience with Turner and he did really well. He’s getting to the point where he doesn’t cry when we put the rice cereal in his mouth, but he’s having a hard time actively swallowing.

Since Turner is now 4-months old and has yet to turn over from his belly to his back, our doctor has put us on a crash course to basically teach Turner to turn over by using force. Or, actually, by

Turner had his 4-month doctor visit today. He now weighs 15 lbs 12 oz. and is 24.75″ long. He had two more vaccination shots and he responded much better to these than he did the first ones he’d gotten.

Turner is typically in such a good mood in the mornings, especially when his grandmas show up to keep him for the day. It’s hard to ignore the opportunity to take a quick pic.

I bought my first Canon L lens in mid-2008. It was a zoom lens, 70-200mm, with a max aperture of f/4. At the time I bought this lens, I was doing a lot of work outside or on locations where