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It’s time for my corny joke!

Knock, Knock?

Who’s there?

Orange! 🍊

Orange Who?

Orange you glad we’re going to keep in touch!?

🤣🤣🤣

Talk soon,

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The first few days after reconstructive surgery is

The first few days after reconstructive surgery is always interesting. It feels as if you are not in your body. Between managing pain, drains and a new shape that is unfamiliar, it’s something that takes a little getting used to. I would say it takes about 4-6 months after surgery for your new breasts to feel like they are part of you and not necessarily an “add on”.

Just another reminder that breast cancer is not a boob job.

Also a little creative photo tip: anytime I am working with a client I am searching for reflection shots to make the photos more interesting.

#nikonz9

Hate is not welcomed here. End of story.

Hate is not welcomed here. End of story.

When shooting for a moody feel, I can’t emphasiz

When shooting for a moody feel, I can’t emphasize enough how important it is to have contrast and that your highlights and shadows are properly exposed. Otherwise your moody photo will just look muddy and flat. This is especially true if you are working with black and white images.

Tell me, what do you want to learn? The point of this page is to support my community. What photography tips and tricks do you want? Comment below and I will do my best to address all the requests.

#nikonambassador #nikonnofilter #moodyphoto

After five or so years after your treatment ends,

After five or so years after your treatment ends, @memorialsloankettering moves you to their survivorship program. It means yearly visits (vs. 3-6 months) and you see a nurse practitioner instead of an oncologist. Of course, as with everything cancer related, I have mixed feelings about this. It’s bittersweet but also helpful to know my oncologist is available if I need to reach her. I trust my NP (she was awesome and so sweet). And I am so relieved she gave me a clean bill of health. Every day without cancer is a victory.

Do you have any questions about survivorship? Ask in the comments. 💕

#breastcancersupport #lifeafterbreastcancer #jenrozenbaum

“Flowers are the music of the ground from earth’s lips spoken without sound.” ― Edwin Curran

#nukonz9 #nikonnofilter #procreate

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