He has one tooth hanging low from falling off his bike.
My boys seem to feel the need to traumatize their poor mouth.
I love that smile.
I am cherishing my last week with a 5 year old!
Only a couple more days left and he will be 6!
We stopped by the Tulsa Children’s Museum on Friday which just happened to be one week before my littlest turns 6!
I started taking pictures of my boys the week before their birthday three years ago.
I then had a two year old turning three…
My almost six year old spent a lot of the time there playing with the boxes they have set up to use like blocks.
He can build things for hours.
Wondering where big brother went?
I did inform him he had to help some with the building and not just the destroying.
It seems like my little man has changed overnight.
Crazy.
I cannot believe my youngest can build things like this.
It does make his insistence that he cannot pour his own cereal look a little flimsy.
Can’t wait to spend the rest of this week capturing moments with my little man!
It has been a while since I shared one of these!
Go here, for the basic tutorial and here, for black and white conversion.
Okay, here is how I convert an image to sepia using the GIMP.
I love it because it seems so moody.
Yes, I know that is a crazy number of tabs open.
I am really glad my version of GIMP has a single window mode or I would be in trouble!
Change the settings in Colourize to:
Hue 30
Saturation 20(I often set it to 10 or less, I like a very subtle sepia)
Lightness 0(I usually leave lightness at 0 but you can play around with it)
If you want you can add some contrast by doing an overlay, see here on how to do one.
Go to File/Export to save your newly edited picture or hit Ctrl + Shift + E.
And that is it!
It is so easy!