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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Spring beauty.
I chose this particular photo for today’s post for 2 reasons:
1) This is another image that my mom loves. So as a Christmas gift, I had it reproduced as a Giclée fine art watercolor print and it is just gorgeous!
2) We have had only ONE full day of sunshine here in the month of December and I am tired of ice, snow and dreary skies. But spring will return again, yes?
Trailing down.
This is another photo that my mom really likes: I think it’s the bright colors! So I decided to have this image printed by a professional lab on Giclée Canvas Board and gave it to her as a Christmas present this year. 
The fields are alive.
This is one of my mother’s favorite images of mine. So I had it printed & framed and it now hangs in my parents’ kitchen.
No more talking.
I am tired and this macro shot kind of says it all.
Outside my window.
We had a very busy & very merry Christmas and now it is time for cherry pie.
Winterberries
This is another image I had printed as a greeting card. It really has a wintry feel to it, don’t you think? I’ll be sending these to friends as thank you cards for some lovely gifts I received for Christmas. As I mentioned yesterday: these greeting cards are blank inside, so I can write my own personal message.
Seasons Greetings
I had greeting cards printed from some of my photos - this image is one of those that I chose for the holiday season. I love these cards because you can write your own message inside. They’re printed on a DURST Theta 76 Printer bonded to high quality 200gsm card. This card stock is truly the thickest I’ve ever felt!
Eggcentric?
Srsly. Do you know anyone else who spends hours shooting macros of eggs?
Half a dozen.
I managed to captured those tiny bumps on the first egg. Yay! for macro photography. And now it’s time for omelettes.
