Victorian Christmas Addendum — Do You Know How to Work a Camera Effectively?
You may have noted in my last post that I said the house never looks as good as it does at Victorian Christmas. You may have also noticed that the picture attached could be best described as “craptacular.”
For reasons unknown, we just don’t have any great pictures of the house all dandified in Christmas garb.
Instead, we have these. Man, we’re terrible!
But wait — are you also terrible? No? You say you object to being called terrible because you are, in fact, actually good? I’m not convinced.
I do know how you can prove it, however.
You should come take pictures at the Wren’s Nest, during Victorian Christmas. Then, when you send them to us, we’ll say things like, “This is fantastic!” or, at the other end of the spectrum, “This reminds me of our old pictures.”
If we’re thoroughly convinced of your talent, we’ll offer you a fine looking t-shirt in exchange for your photos. We may even use a sharpie to write “Wren’s Nest Official Photographer” on the back. Everyone wins.
What do you say?
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Amber Suitt
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Lain Shakespeare
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6 Comments to Victorian Christmas Addendum — Do You Know How to Work a Camera Effectively?
as long as i can bring my tripod, i’m down for the challenge.
Is there a deadline?
Amy, bring it. I mean that in both the “I accept your challenge” sense and that you should, literally, have your tripod with you when you arrive.
Laurie, do you mean for when we receive the photos? If so, no, there’s not. However, do know that if we receive Amy’s tripod-induced photos first, we may not want yours anymore. Sorry, kid.
No offense, but my Christmas tree kicks your Christmas tree’s ass, and we’re not even on the National Register of Historic Places.
No offense taken. Sigh.
Ever since American Girls canceled the Samantha doll, things have really gone downhill for Victorian Christmas.