The week before last, I took Lalie along to the local aquarium for her cousin Keeley's 3rd birthday. Reef HQ is the world's largest living coral reef aquarium and is brimming with slippery, scaly delights. We all loved it, kiddos and grown ups alike. Everyone purchased (insanely cheap!) yearly passes, and with children under 5 going free, we're planning to see lots more of our new fishy friends over the coming few years!
Beautiful! Lalie looks like she loved it xx
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What a beautiful underwater world.
ReplyDeleteLalie looks like she wants to jump straight in.
I love the seahorse. When I was a little girl one of my most treasured possesions was a seahorse my dad found at the beach. I kept it for years and years in a matchbox. I remember taking it to kindy for news, wish I still had it.
ReplyDeletegreat shots...i always struggle to get good ones at the aquarium. the starfish ones are special.
ReplyDeleteYou captured such beautiful photos! The colours are stunning. Lalie sure looks like she loved seeing the fishies!
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that seahorse! Love x
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love the starfish the most it must've been pretty cool to get to touch it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I love the mix of black and whites with those vibrant blues and greens! Aquariums are such a fun place for kids!
ReplyDeleteclaire, your photos just keep getting better and better! do you use lightroom? lalie looks fascinated by the slippery, scaly delights! x
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful floaty dreamy pics Claire.
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I love how much children love aquariums - gorgeous pictures Claire x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely magic photos Claire, they really come to life, right off the page. Such wonderful memories for the kidlets and it's always nice to have unlimited passes to places like that, as there is usually just too much to see in one day xo
ReplyDeletethese are lovely.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap Claire, these are ridiculously amazing photos. What program are you using? I echo the seahorse sentiments and that last one - Wow!
ReplyDeleteYearly passes are the best and allow you to pop in for a short period of time and not feel like you should stay for hours to get your money's worth. xx
Amazingly beautiful images, Claire. I have such great memories from going to the aquarium as a kid (and one terrifying one of my uncle threatening to smash the glass so the sharks would come out and eat us – yeah, nice one!)
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PS. my favourite picture is the fifth one. You've captured the mood of the aquarium there perfectly. I used to sit at the London aquarium like this for hours and watch the sharks, it felt kind of beautiful and sad at the same time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. My 20 month old son absolutely adores the aquarium. I've never seen him so mesmerized, and just happy! I think we should have gotten a yearly pass as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to spend a birthday and everybody looks like they had a marvellous time! How great to be so close to such an amazing aquarium and one that you'll get to see so regularly now.
ReplyDeletelook at lalies face. oh the joy!!
ReplyDeleteDon't you think you get to relive your own childhood when you do this stuff with your own kids?
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Beautiful,did Lalie love it? I've been wanting to take Pea to the aquarium or zoo for some time but I wasn't sure if she's too young for a whole day out??
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