Posts Tagged ‘ canon ’

levi on the furniture.

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freddie at the park.

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teddy.

Beryl’s friend Karin saw the table cards we had at our wedding featuring none other but our baby Charlie. She loved them so much she wanted to make them of her dog too, Teddy. She came over last weekend and it was a bit hazy but we still got some fun picts of a really [ READ MORE ]

timbuk2 canvas shoulder pad.

After doing a couple of trips with my Belstaff 556 Colonial Bag as my camera bag, I realized the missing pad really adds weight into my shoulder. The leather pad is beautiful but cuts into your shoulder with heavy loads. So I found this waxed canvas shoulder pad in dark brown from Timbuk2 and ordered [ READ MORE ]

polaroid levi.

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pinky and the boo.

We went out to one of Laura’s coworker’s houses for a BBQ in Covina. It was a fun cookout and no one was enjoying it more than this gal… Pinky. She nursed her corn of cob the whole time. A real sweatheart. See the rest of the pictures here[ READ MORE ]

freddie’s day at the beach.

I got a chance to go with Abdul, Rehema and Freddie to the beach below Trump Golf Course in PV. It was a beautiful morning but had the HUGEST swarms of bugs flying around. I didn’t notice how bad it was until I got home and looked at the pictures. It literally looked like it [ READ MORE ]

new zealand.

Working on Spartacus, I had the wonderful opportunity of visiting New Zealand twice this year. What a beautiful country! I mainly stayed in Auckland which is a very familiar and easy to visit city. The roads are complete crap though and I highly recommend a GPS unit even if you are just on foot. But [ READ MORE ]

belstaff 556 colonial shoulder bag.

I know when I posted the Belstaff 554 Large Colonial Shoulder Bag I said that was the last bag I would ever buy. Well, I lied. The Belstaff 554 is a fantastic bag and I have no regrets. But I found myself often faced with the comment, “Wow. Nice bag… it’s big.” And people were [ READ MORE ]

canon 24mm f/1.4 L II.

Okay. Why would you plunk down over $1500 for a prime, wide angle? There is just something magic about this lens to me. The Mark I version was a favorite lens of mine to shoot dogs with. You couldn’t match the background blur, color and build quality of that lens. I was always very happy [ READ MORE ]