Yesterday was incredibly busy at work…there was my wellness test, then a staff meeting, then training, then I rushed home to pack my bags and jump in the car to go to my inlaws’. It took me several hours to get caught up and while I tried to comment on a number of blogs – I know I wasn’t able to comment on everyone’s posts yesterday. I apologize, but I hope you’ll forgive me. The rest of the weekend may be that way as I’m enjoying LIVING! Anyways, this week’s Mama Heart’s Photo Challenge is WHOOPS! You know what I’m talking...

The week’s theme at the Trendy Treehouse is “father’s love.” I haven’t taken any recent shots of my father (or even my Father-in-Law, Brother-in-Law, etc), so I decided to dive into my archives. This is my Father-in-Law with his grandson (my nephew), during Christmas. At the time, Carter was just eight months old and happy with life as he knew it. If only I could be a child again. I’d just gotten my DSLR the month prior, so this shot was likely captured in AUTO. Furthermore, now that I know better, the pin lights are kinda disturbing. Nonetheless, I love...

Several weeks ago, Cassie sent me a request to doctor up the photo below for Father’s Day.  This is a picture of her husband and his father. The lighting in her photo was wrong and she didn’t care for the background. As you’ve seen in the past couple of Before & After postings, a background can easily be replaced. It’s been a few weeks since I’ve worked on this Before & After, so my steps are foggy (I even saved the PSD files and those aren’t helpful). Rather than give you the wrong information, let’s just say I removed the background,...

I told you I had one more blog post today. 🙂 This weekend is Father’s Day – which means I’m heading back to my hometown to spend a little quality time with my Dad (and my mom since my birthday is next week and they’ll want to celebrate with me). He doesn’t know it yet (because I am doubtful he reads my blog), but we’re going to be setting up his brand new VHS to DVD converter that I bought for his birthday earlier this month…and potentially converting a few of our old home movies into DVDs. It should be fun. The shot below is one of the pictures I...