Posted in Inspiration, on 01.01.10
These videos totally have me wanting to make a time lapse video. Maybe that should be one of my goals for 2010. I wanted to be able to do video with my Lensbaby….since I don’t have a dSLR with video capability – this will be the next best thing. And it is so cool looking – check it out
http://slodive.com/design/tilt-shift-videos/
Posted in Inspiration, on 12.25.09
There wasn’t a plan for a Christmas post, but how could I resist when I got this picture? We had a blast with the Lensbaby and the nice shiny ornaments on this tree. We experienced every season while we were in San Diego, so on the night we were rained in and it was super chilly outside, we explored our hotel. So happy we did! Check out a few more photos on our My Latest Distraction Christmas post!
Whatever you celebrate – I hope you are enjoying some time off with your friends and family this December, and happily welcoming the new
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Posted in Inspiration, on 12.23.09
This past weekend I was snowed in! I didn’t take advantage of the time to catch up on posting, or to get some extra work done. I took the time to be lazy and hang out with my husband. It was perfect Saturday we woke up early to a couple inches on the ground, and fell back asleep. When I woke up a few hours later, it was more than a couple inches, and it wasn’t stopping anytime soon. It kept snowing until early Sunday morning. Our official Philadelphia total was 23.2″! Since Pomeranians were bred down from
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lensbaby soft focus starring chocolat
This is not my official review of the Soft Focus Optic for the Lensbaby, but we had fun playing with it last night. One of my favorite places so far on this trip to San Diego has been Chocolat, a creperie and gelato stop. It also features the greatest chai I may have ever had. And it can’t hurt that I can get a glass of wine with my delicious savory crepe! Stop # 1 was for salads for lunch. Stop #2 was savory crepes for dinner and a gelato for dessert. Stop #3 will be a sweet crepe. They are
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