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Deployment

I haven’t posted anything very personal on this blog yet, so here’s a taste of what’s been happening in my life. This past December, at the TBQ Anniversary Party/Tweetup, I met a certain Edward White, soldier for the U.S. Army by day, photographer and social media darling by night.  It was the closest to love at first sight that I will ever realistically be, and, much to my happiness, he felt the same.

Fast-forward to two months later, specifically Valentine’s Day.  On this day, he left for his year-long deployment to Afghanistan.  I never thought I would be a military girlfriend dealing with deployment, but when you know, you know, and he is completely worth the wait.  To help document my experiences over the next year on being the significant other of a deployed soldier, I’ve started a 365 Photo blog over on Posterous.  I’m already 3 days down, with at least 362 days left to go, but it has already helped me get through these first few days.

Ed himself is also blogging his deployment via Posterous, so please check it out.  I have contributor permissions for his blog, so I may post something once in a while from the POV of the ‘girlfriend back home’.  His father, Mark White, is also blogging there from a fatherly perspective, so you, dear reader, will get the full deployment experience!

I’ll leave you now with a preview shot from our portrait shoot together with the fantastic Lisa Hoang of Windwardskies Photography!

In short:

Ed’s Twitter

Ed’s Deployment Blog

My 365 Photo Blog

There are a few more announcements of projects and such on the horizon, and I will hopefully be blogging a lot more now, so stay tuned.


Photo of the Day – Serious Business

Constant vigilance!


Photo of the Day – High School Senior Pictures

I’m on the left, my dad is on the right. 40 years between these two photos.  Both are retouched by the original photographers, and not by me.  Been spending the day sorting through family photographs and deciding which should be scanned.  Came across a ton of baby photos of my brother and I, so I’ll probably post a few of those too!

Now I just need my mom‘s senior photo, and I’ve got my set!

*EDIT*

Okay, mom sent hers, so here we are!


How To Take Terrible-typical Photos

Because I just had to…and because you and I both know that we’ve all done them at one point or another.

1.  The Mirror Shot

Strike a sassy pose, hold the camera with your head tilted ever-so-slightly toward it, and snap a photo.  Don’t turn off the flash!

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