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Kind of a sloppy shot, but I saw this as soon as we pulled up to Walt and Karen’s tonight for Game Night. If I’d had more time, I might’ve recomposed a little bit, but it was a pause of

I’ve had this mirror ball for awhile; it dates back to the Cashmere Love Crash days. It (along with the motor that spins it and the spotlight) has lived through a couple of moves and a yard sale with a

Not a whole lot to say about this one. I was stopped at a red light and liked the colors.

This is Weston’s version of the Red Tie photo I did with Turner a couple of Valentine’s Days ago. I’ve actually tried to take this pic the past 2 days, but just haven’t had the time. And when I did

I took this pic on the iPhone using the front facing camera. I see now that it’s a smaller resolution camera. Even though I’d have rather taken this pic with the rear camera, Turner wouldn’t have smiled like this if

This is the painting that Traci did for me at the Sips and Strokes thing a few weeks back. When she told me she was working on a painting for me to hang in my office, I was a little

Tonight we Skyped with my parents via the iPhone just so I could see how it works. It’s pretty cool to have that functionality on a phone. Turner is a big camera hog, though.

We went to a Paris party that one of Traci’s friends was having for her son. It was a pretty cool theme party with some interesting food and a mime. Then we finished out the night with a disco dance

This is a good example of a boring pic with an interesting effect. I’m pretty sure if it hadn’t been for this effect, I would’ve just deleted the pic. But, again, destructive editing with this app, so I can’t show

I’m still learning how to best take photos with my iPhone. One thing I learned here is that the Hipstamatic app I used to take this photo does destructive editing. Meaning, it applied an effect that I can’t un-apply. It