Monthly Archives: July 2012

Dear Utopie, About a year ago I was FINALLY looking to make a lifelong dream come true, and bring a horse into my life. After a first aborted attempt (very nice mare named “Pin-Up” would never load after we drove … Continue reading →

Bad girl. That’s a slow saturday’s fault. You know. You get bored, you start researching some cool photography stuff, and that leads to eBay, Craiglist and… Paypal. And for the guilty feeling, it’s pretty easy to look at a good, … Continue reading →

Zoos. Necessary. Enjoyable. Evil ? It all depends on which place it is, no ? Zoos have a tough job. They need to make the animals’ needs and the visitors’ enjoyment meet, when they actually often call for opposite things … Continue reading →

Been away on a vacation of sorts, with my baby girl in our in-law’s house, in beautiful, wild, untemporal Brittany (to those who might not be familiar with it, it’s on the NortWestern coast of France, and could easily compared … Continue reading →

I’ve been having great fun trying digital cameras for about 10 years now. It hasn’t been all that expensive, either. Invested a couple hundreds in one of the very first digicams available, and then added here and there to climb … Continue reading →

Do you remember your first official summer vacation (as in “out of school”) ?? I don’t. But I do remember, as a slightly older kid, that “les grandes vacances” was always a much anticipated break. So that’s it, Marla’s first … Continue reading →

Getting prettier by the day. Sometimes it’s almost scary. Portraits courtesy of Panasonic GX-1

A few very important dogs for the now terminated du Baiser Orageux kennel. This is the all important Nianys. Her littermate, the equally important Nour. And this is Pollux. Junon with one of her litters. Life is tidier without them. … Continue reading →

It’s hard enough finding the perfect spouse. But I did. Aren’t we just darling ? Sorry, I *totally* disgress. What is even hardER to find that the perfect match, is your dream camera. The one that isn’t too big, too … Continue reading →