Today my husband and I put the Pedigree Pram back together and it is so cool! Unfortunately it has a little weather damage since I had nowhere to store it but under a tarp on our covered porch. "Can't you just fix that in photoshop?" The question I get more than I care to admit. Yes, I can, I prefer not to since it is time consuming to make it perfect.
I really honestly try to get as much as physically possible in the camera and get it right so that the editing process is drastically less cumbersome. With this project I am working on and with my limited resources and limited equipment there is going to be a lot more photoshop than I would normally have.
I also pulled out the sewing machine again. I keep pulling it out, setting it up and then not actually sewing. Ha! I have to sew on the dining room table so when lunch or dinner time comes around I have to pack it all up to feed the kiddos.
In a month we will be moving and I am hoping to be able to set up a semi-permanent home for my sewing machine. Yes, I finally have one of my own! A friend gave me her extra machine and another friend gave me her extra surger. Talk about being lucky to have such generous friends!
Here is what I am working with. This sewing machine is not mine but it is what I started this project with and I will finish the dress on it.
As far as the editing for the previous images shot, it is still a work in progress. I was commissioned to create a fine art piece for a client and that has taken precedence. As well as a wedding (I don't actually offer these anymore but this one was for dear friends that I could not say no to). And some other client work. I am ready to buckle down and get these perfected to share with the world and hang in galleries.
