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Yesterday was an exciting day for me, as I finally printed one of my images on Canvas. I was amazed with how well it turned out.
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Wow. That is seriously one of the most beautiful and romantic pictures I have ever seen. I am using every ounce of my willpower to NOT picture it on our mantle:-)
Great work!
Thanks Megan . . . If you want a less expensive version we could change the size or put it on something other than canvas. =) You are sweet.
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