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Picture info: ISO 400, 1/350, f/8.0, 97mm, M

Taken in my friend Annie's business' courtyard. Me, my friend Jim, the kids and Bella hung out while Marci got a much needed massage. We played photographer and baseball.

Here you see Riley, who is a natural righty, batting lefty. Go figure, but he has a pretty good swing.

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Picture info: ISO 100, 1/45, f/4.0, 14mm, M

We are in Leavenworth. We do not have free web access in our condo. I have tried to tether my BlackBerry with no success.

My friend Jim has let me borrow his Canon T1i while we've been here and it's been incredible. I am in love with this camera and am already dreading going back to the old XT.

Anyway, on a little tour of Leavenworth, I saw this door and thought it was cool. If you can see this picture, then I have somewhat succeeded. See you tomorrow.

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Picture info: ISO 400, 1/100, f/3.20, 50mm, M

We are seeing some friends the next few days. Marci made cupcakes for said friends. They are tasty! The cupcakes, that is.

Hope to get some awesome pictures the next few days...

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Picture info: ISO 800, 1/200, f/2.00, 50mm, flash, Av

Play ball! (this is the only baseball I have around. It's a notifier to let us know our car is at the proper depth so we can close the garage door behind it)

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Picture info: ISO 100, 1/200, f/2.00, 50mm, flash, Av

Got one of Rye yesterday, need to put on of Hay today. Marci set up a scavenger Easter egg hunt. The kids had to follow clues on each egg to find the next one. I had to do some creative cropping and cloning to remove some distracting elements. I wish I'd have gotten Hay's other eye, but, man, these kids are hard to catch!

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Picture info: ISO 100, 1/200, f/2.50, 50mm, flash, Av

When I was growing up, Easter was something that happened on a Sunday and had something to do with eggs. Now that I go to church, I realize that it's #2 behind Xmas as far as religiosity goes, but I still have a hard time getting "behind" it, if that makes any sense.

Anyway, the kids dyed eggs this afternoon (And what a miserable day it was today, huh? Weather-wise, I mean!). Took 58 pictures in the kitchen of Haley, Riley and the dog. I liked this the best because my little egghead is just a crackup.

Peace out.

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Picture info: ISO 100, 1/200, f/8, 55mm, Av, flash

I stayed home again today and hung out with Haley. She had a 100+ fever most of the day and was pretty miserable. As such, April Fool's jokes were kept to a minimum (when she's sick, she doesn't like to mess around). I even forgot to shoot until tonight.

My father-in-law gave us this old Viewmaster a few years ago. I saw it recently and thought it would be a cool lightbox shot. I'm still using my low rent cardboard box, but you wouldn't know it unless I said so, huh??

Anyway, I shot the front end and when I flipped it around, I noticed you could see a picture within the lenses on the back. Anyone know what is in the viewfinder?