I got a new camera, and it's superfancy. I'm slowly learning all of its ins and outs, and I thought it might be fun to chronicle my evolution as a superfancy photographer here. So we might as well start with the new house. I love peeking in other people's homes, and the sneaky thing about a new camera is that I only have to show the places that look good. There will be no garage photos. Ever.
I got a 50mm prime lens to supplement the lenses that came in the kit, and I'm still getting used to the whole no-zoom thing. The result is a collection of photos that look either boring or self-consciously artsy. Alas. I'm learning!
Enjoy . . .
Our $50 china cabinet, with my paper bouquet from our Treehouse wedding...
Ball jars from a Pennsylvania flea market...
The horse that was Mark's and now is Ellie's...
Oh, fabric, my fabric! For the record, I do not consider this photo pretty. It's just...indicative. Also, I don't know what I was thinking when I bought two yards of asparagus print (center).
If you can get my daughter to brush her teeth happily, regularly, I will give you a million dollars as soon as we have it.
This is why our movers hated us.
I feel better about the dishes in our sink when I see the dishes in hers...
And finally, the art studio...
Happy Weekend!
