Stop Motion Photography
This is my first attempt at stop motion photography. It was a blast and I’m already plotting our next adventure. It’s all a learning process but I thought I’d share the journey with you!
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So cool! Wow, for a first attempt it’s amazing! Can’t wait to see the next experiment!