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by admin | Dec 12, 2010 | Baraboo photographer, Laura's Adventures, Pet Photography
It’s true. We are officially under a “blizzard watch.” Sort of reminds me of the winters of my youth. Where the snow piles were unbelievably high, and sledding was an everyday after-school activity. Of our three canines, Parker is definitely the most...
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by admin | Nov 29, 2010 | Families, Laura's Adventures, Pet Photography, Uncategorized
… for family, new and old … for friends … for optimism, hope, courage, and creative thinking …for love … for memories of warm times and exciting future plans This is my favorite image from Thanksgiving Day 2010. Watching eight dogs swirl around the floor was like...
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by admin | Sep 3, 2010 | Aerial photography, Baraboo photographer, Devil's Lake, Devil's Lake photographer, Events, Laura's Adventures, Uncategorized
Just days ago, the wickedly talented and totally energetic Karen DeSanto casually asked me if I would consider donating my time as a photographer to take a picture of women in pink T-shirts. “Sure,” I said. “Why not?” “Great!” she...
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by admin | Jul 31, 2010 | Events, Laura's Adventures, Uncategorized
It’s been years — no — decades, since I last went to the EAA Show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Though I grew up in an aviation family, I can only remember attending one EAA. Most of my childhood was spent sitting in a little jumpseat next to my brother flying hither...
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by admin | Jul 19, 2010 | Events, Laura's Adventures, Uncategorized
Last Saturday my husband and I volunteered at the annual MDA Freedom Ride in southern Wisconsin. All benefits from this 80+mile motorcycle ride go to support children with muscular dystrophy. We were riding for Jerry’s Kids. Here is just a section of the setup...
by admin | Jul 6, 2010 | Laura's Adventures
See the empty spot above this post? That’s where I should be featuring a moody landscape shot of the shoreline near the Cana Island Lighthouse in Door County, Wisconsin. The Fourth of July brought major thunderstorms to the area, so I assumed (never, ever...
