I love lego! It hasn't changed, it has its limitations and it can hurt your fingers but it just reminds me of childhood. Not the modern, build this kit lego, but the old, big pile of bricks, sorting, patience and imagination lego. I spent some time with the lego this afternoon. Danielle built a house, Fola built an aeroplane and Chloe chewed a tyre until we noticed! I built a house. Then, while waiting to photograph the children's work, took some of mine!
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Hi, Sarah! Legos are so much fun! Great pics! :-)
Great idea, GREAT photographs Sarah! I feel like I'm perfectly lego-sized and right in there... Brilliant!
I do love legos... and such colours here! Wonderful photos again!
Candace in Athens.x
Maybe I should tell my son to bring me some of Lego when he visitsthis Friday - he's now 30, but his Lego is stored safely in his loft!
So neat! Great pictures!
I remember many hours spent playing with lego as a kid! I loved lego! There's a great photographer who creates scenes from famous films using lego and photographs them them really beautifully. I wish I could remember his name! His work blows me away. If the name comes to me I'll pop back with it. Your sweet photos reminded me of him :)
fab pictures... that bumpy floor would be a bugger to hoover ?
and about your shopping addiction... sounds to me like you only by quality rubbish... a susan boyle doll ?... and i wanna see that rusty letter k..
Love these photos, Sarah...the window light is wonderful! This post had me thinking back how my sister and I built cities with Lego...what fun we had. Great to catch up on your latest posts. We're just back from our two-week trip...now the jet lag--LOL! Happ weekend ahead. :O)
Lego brings back some memories! Love your angle shots!
I've always been fascinated by Legos. Something about all the little blocks and the endless possibilities of what I can build with them really appeals to me :)
Sarah...
I love legos..The shots are wonderful...deep inside the world of lego's....Love the insight to the inner world of your house.
Smiles,
Sonia ;)
How amazing would it be to live in a real house made of Lego! When we were kids, my dad (always contrary) bought us an Italian version of Lego called Montini. We unfortunately did not have the architectural or engineering savvy to create anything interesting, but the pieces made pretty good missiles for our war games (hiding behind our respective beds, pelting each other, what fun!!)
When I was growing up wh had lincoln logs and tinker toys and blocks. My son had the legos. It was so much fun to watch where his imagination took him. Thanks for the memories.
Hi, Sarah!
Love all your shadow images, and these magical leggo shots! And your EDNA doll!!!! She's GREAT!! (Edna is my mother's name...)
This was really neat! My husband's background is Danish, so you can imagine he HAD to have Lego as a kid. I was more of a Tinkertoy girl.
Kat
Now that is some serious lego.
xoxoxo
oh i love these! i just want to be a little tiny person. i used to always want to be small so i could get into things i otherwise couldnt get in. these shots are awesome! :)
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