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For Sale: Canon 7D

On January 2, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In cameras, photography

A little less than three years ago, I forked over a good chunk of change to upgrade my DSLR camera from an entry-level, tiny Canon Rebel XT to the newly released (at the time) Canon 7D. I was blown away by my new capabilities. While my Rebel XT had only allowed me to go to […]

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Christmas Mail

On December 12, 2013 · 4 Comments · In family, holidays, nora, photography, product reviews, vivienne

Every year since Michael and I moved in together in 2005, we’ve sent out photo Christmas cards to family and friends. I think. And every year, our list gets longer and longer.

Back in the day, the card consisted of a nice photo of the two of us that we had snapped sometime during the […]

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Vivienne’s Newborn Photos

On September 23, 2013 · 10 Comments · In family, nora, photography, vivienne

We had Vivienne’s newborn photos done when she was just five days old, when she was still good and sleepy. The timing of the pics was pretty great in the grand scheme of things, too, since the shoot was able to double as our annual family photo session—aside from the maternity shoot, we last had […]

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Maternity Photos

On September 18, 2013 · 17 Comments · In baby #2, family, nora, photography, pregnancy

I almost didn’t bother with doing ANY maternity photos for Vivienne’s pregnancy. We had done some DIY ones when I was pregnant with Nora, and I had been really happy with them. But this time around, we didn’t have much time for such things—plus, with Nora, I knew it would be even more challenging to […]

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Maternity Photo Sneak Peek

On July 9, 2013 · 8 Comments · In baby #2, photography, pregnancy

In my last pregnancy update post (at 34 weeks), I mentioned how I was pretty sure we were going to pass on having maternity photos taken this time around. With my pregnancy with Nora, we DIYed them (and I was happy!) but things were decidedly more complicated this time around since we’d have […]

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