Found this today, pretty cool. Although I'm not sure where I can go to sell it for this much right now, I sure could use me a new Nikon D300!
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Here are a few of my shots that I got during the wedding of Tandye + Rob which I first blogged about around a week ago now. Finally squeezed in a few late nights here and there to get a few images edited and online. Let me know what you think. Thanks, and again all God's blessings to Tandye, Rob, their families, and friends.
P.S. - Check out my Dad's Blog for a slideshow of this event (click here).
I'm not sure if anyone really follows my blog, but in case they do, have no fear I haven't forgotten about it. Things have been pretty crazy lately with both, the "home selling" and "home buying" procedures not to mention the baby and "shower registry" stuff.
I promise I've got a new post in the works from the engagement shoot I helped my Dad with two weeks ago for Aaron and Laurie. There's just a little more editing to do before it goes online. Check out my Dad's blog for a couple of pictures that he's posted from this day (click here).
I also helped my Dad with a wedding this last weekend that was planned in a 24 hour period for very personal and family reasons to Tandye and Rob (the bride and groom). I've never experienced a wedding this intimate and special before. I'd like to thank Tandye and Rob for asking Jim Shields Photography to capture the emotions of their very special day. Please check out my Dad's BLOG for a slideshow of this event as well (click here). I pray for all the best for Tandye and Rob, and their wonderful families. May the Lord bless all of you.
Hopefully I'll have some more pictures up soon.
Thanks.
John
Here's part two of my previous post, finally. I've been taking some heat from a few unnamed sources on how I haven't gotten the pictures of the house on the blog yet. So here they are. It needs a good bit of T.L.C. throughout, but what house wouldn't. That's the "fun" part of owning a house, making it your own, or so I've heard.
Oh yeah, and this was my birthday present from Lauri, we found out our offer was accepted on my birthday. Thanks Lauri!
Street view:
Backyard view:
Den on the left off the foyer:
Living Room on the right off the foyer:
Kitchen:
Dinette:
Dining Room (living room in background):
Living Room (family room in background):
Living Room:
Living Room (4 seasons room in background):
4 seasons room (deck in bacground):
Bedroom 1:
Bedroom 2:
Master Bedroom:
Master Bath
