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size does matter | central IL lifestyle photographer

I’m still here! I know the blog has been ignored quite a bit in the last few weeks and I’m sorry for that. We are in full on waiting-for-baby mode here and it’s hard to think of much else. I have some great sessions to blog, and I will get to them! But in the meantime, I wanted to show you the difference the size of a print (or sometimes just the frame!) makes.

This is an awkward hallway on our first floor. It’s super narrow, super short, and gets terrible light and is impossible to get a good angle on. So I took these with my regular old point-and-shoot camera. Don’t hate.

This first shot is of the frame that has been hanging here since we moved in a year and a half ago. It used to be flanked by two sconce things that were here when we moved in. I always hated them and it took me until last week to realize that I didn’t have to keep them up! I am so not on top of the decorating situation in this house. So…I took them down. And then I was left with this pitifully small frame for the wall. It looks ridiculous doesn’t it? It’s an 11×14 in a non-matted frame.

Here is the same photo printed just a bit larger (sorry for the annoying glare). This one is an 20×24 in a matted frame. See how nicely it fills up the space on the wall?! It doesn’t look so out of place. Muuuuuch better. And we probably even could have just gotten the frame with more of a mat if we wanted to still use the 11×14 print from the above photo. I happened to already have this frame on hand, so I just re-printed the photo. By the way, special thanks to Michele Anderson of PinkleToes Photography for the photo! This is from our photo shoot down in Texas last year. We may have to schedule another vacay down there when this little guy finally shows up;).

 

 

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Barbara - Thanks for the tip! I’m looking at my photos in a whole new way now.

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So, I know not all of you reading this are pregnant. And not all of you reading this may find this funny, but I stumbled across a blog today titled “Tales from Labor & Delivery” and it’s written by and L&D nurse. Whether or not you’re currently pregnant, the first (or I guess the most recent) entry will have you laughing in tears. Enjoy my friends.

Tales from Labor & Delivery

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mini session sneak peeks | peoria IL lifestyle photographer

I have been seriously neglecting this poor blog the last few weeks. As we get ready to welcome a new baby boy into our family (less than 4 weeks now!) my brain is all over the place. We’re still working on finishing up his nursery, but we’ve got everything else pretty much settled. I’m doing great. Feeling the aches and pains of the last month of pregnancy, but overall this has been the most perfect pregnancy I could ask for. I actually caught myself thinking that I’ll miss being pregnant the other day! The version of myself from 4 years ago (when I was pregnant with our daughter) would have slapped me for even thinking such a thought!

Anyway, I wrapped up my last few sessions before my maternity leave last weekend and I do feel relieved to be done. However, now we’ve got to get them edited and shipped out to clients before little man shows up. At least that’s my plan. But you know what God thinks of our plans;).

Here are a few sneak peeks from one of the mini sessions Saturday at Metamora Fields Golf Club in Metamora, IL. I have to give a huge thank you to the staff at the golf club. Lisa Miller was an amazing support for me and made the day as smooth as can be! I guess while we’re giving shout outs, my wonderful husband, Justin, deserves a huge one. He tagged along to be my assistant for the day…and also to make sure I didn’t go into labor while an hour and a half from home with all kinds of clients coming in:). Thanks babe! He spoiled me…I might have to considering bringing him on as a full time assistant;).

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