Happy Friday!
We found this teenie tiny little guy this morning. Isn’t he adorable?

Taken on our July 4th Holiday weekend. We were eating lunch by a little airport near Lake Winnipesaukee.

So, I did pick up my new iPhone 3GS last weekend. Black, 32gb.
And I adore it! I love love love that I am able to have internet where ever I am. I loved the iPod Touch, but it was limited to only wifi, so I missed out on a lot. But the iPhone, oh I am in heaven!
I really love the camera, both still photographs and video are wonderful. And again, being able to upload or email immediately is so cool. (Can you guess this is my first Smart Phone? My husband has had a Blackberry for awhile, but this is MINE!)

The true test will be when we travel up north to New Hampshire or Maine. Don’t know how the AT&T service will fair in the boonies. I have a feeling I won’t be connecting on 3G, but it’ll be okay. My expectations are low, so I hope they will surprise me!
I love when we vacation on the Maine coast. It’s one of my favorite places!
Unfortunately, we won’t be traveling to the Maine coast this summer, but we do have plenty of other areas to visit!
Here is a photo from last year, taken in Wiscasset, Maine – edited in Lightzone and Aperture 2 (click for slightly larger version):
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Cas Rifkin posted a question on a recent iPhoto tutorial. Cas asked about more detailed ways to organize photos inside events. Smart Albums are a very easy way to let iPhoto organize your photos for you. And you don’t even need to do much work!
First, let’s go over some of the terminology.

Exposure: 1/250
Aperture: f/3.2
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Lens: Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro
Camera: Canon XTi
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Happy Bokeh Wednesday!

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It’s a dreary day today, so I wanted to post a cheery blue sky photo.
Photo taken in Wilmington, Massachusetts on Wildwood Street by the Ipswich River. This area is one of my favorite places to stop and take photos. The sky was looking particularly pretty that afternoon.
Edited in Lightzone using mostly the Relight tool.
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Thanks to my photo buddy Leaca, I found a wonderful free set of Photoshop (and Photoshop Elements) actions from CoffeeTeaPhotography
Awesome! Downloaded this morning and will hopefully have time to experiment with some of them soon!