Alyice on August 20th, 2008
Modern Infant Art
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Two weeks ago I joined my husband at his company picnic—thanks Adams Thermal Systems, Inc. in Canton, SD, we had a great time!—and brought along my camera. My kids weren’t too keen on the idea of me taking photos of them so I opted for a few impromptu photo sessions with my husband’s boss’ twins. Of course the lighting wasn’t the greatest since we were under the trees trying to keep cool, but I did manage a few cute shots.
This is my “modern art” version. I don’t know what it is about this particular photo that prompted me to turn into a piece of visual art, but I love it!
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I kinda like the modern look you gave the picture, it would look good on a red wall with sleek black furniture!
Posted at 4:13 pm August 20th, 2008
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says:
Thanks! And I agree with the red wall and black furniture! I was thinking, leather furniture.
Posted at 4:18 pm August 20th, 2008
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Cute picture. My cousins live in Canton. What are the chances?
Posted at 10:41 pm August 22nd, 2008
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Alise,
Small world, isn’t it?
Posted at 2:34 pm August 23rd, 2008
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