Yes, you to! You're doing a great job with the blog. Food photography is something I've never really attempted, except the occasional coffee cup snap from my phone. I'll stick to landscapes. :)
We lived for 4 years in Puerto Varas, but I know of some North Americans that lived in Coyhaique and I wouldn't doubt it if their mutual acquaintances. My sister, @fullofhope has actually had dinner with that family at their home in Coyhaique. They are originally from Bonner's Ferry
Oh that's so crazy! They would've been my in-laws. My wife lived in Coyhaique for some years before we got married, and we've been fortunate enough to spend a summer there as well as a few shorter trips. What a small world. I'd love to tell them. We'll have to chat sometime.
Yes, you to! You're doing a great job with the blog. Food photography is something I've never really attempted, except the occasional coffee cup snap from my phone. I'll stick to landscapes. :)
Also, I just read your intro post, and if you don't mind me asking, where in Chile do or did you live? It didn't happen to be in Coyhaique did it?
We lived for 4 years in Puerto Varas, but I know of some North Americans that lived in Coyhaique and I wouldn't doubt it if their mutual acquaintances. My sister, @fullofhope has actually had dinner with that family at their home in Coyhaique. They are originally from Bonner's Ferry
We moved back to the States last August
Oh that's so crazy! They would've been my in-laws. My wife lived in Coyhaique for some years before we got married, and we've been fortunate enough to spend a summer there as well as a few shorter trips. What a small world. I'd love to tell them. We'll have to chat sometime.