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Outdoor photography [Wenatchee landscape photography]

Wow, a new year already. I took my dog, a Golden Retriever named Gator, for a walk this afternoon. To say it was brisk would be an understatement, but once we got going, I was actually pretty warm. I did have to take off and put on mittens several times to keep my fingers from feeling real pain, but a cold shooting hand is a necessary evil in outdoor winter photography. I had slip-on metal grips on the bottoms of my shoes and felt pretty safe on the icy path and frozen snow. Poor Gator had a few cartoon-style spin outs on the ice but he quickly figured out that walking in the snow kept him on his feet and the two of us plodded along, picking our paths in absolute silence. It was just what I needed to start the year.

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C is for cookie [Wenatchee food photography]

I made this recipe and yes, they are exactly as good as they look. And they weren't all that difficult. Just good. So, so good. I added crushed peppermints to the top after they came out of the oven and made them even extra amazing. If you're looking for the quintessential holiday cookie, this is a contender!

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52 things. A photography book of wisdom.

Not that I am particularly wise, but for 2010 I started a personal project where I married a photo and a piece of advice I wanted to pass onto my daughters, but don't often get around to saying. 52 things that are important enough to me to put in book form and have printed for each of them. I uploaded it to a self-publishing bookmaking site and had it made into a big 13x11 book to lend equal heft and weight to the words and images. (And, yes, I skipped ahead and finished a bit early because I needed time to get it here for Christmas.)

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