BEFORE
This is how we looked fresh off the boat, so to speak.

AFTER

I love the Korean photo booths, but I still haven't figure them out. I know this makes me sound really lame, but I find them quite complicated. You can enhance your photos with all sorts of adornments: stamps, borders, backgrounds, etc. The options can be overwhelming. We went a little overboard this time around.
The machine featured below allows you to apply "makeup" to your photos, though neither Cyndi nor I managed to figure out the application until after we printed the photos. I especially like this machine, because there doesn't seem to be any sort of time limit.
2 comments:
Nice blog. New hair cut looks good. Take care from Hawaii, your wonderful cousin Richard. :)
Thanks, cousin! How long are you in Hawaii? How's life?
You should come and visit.
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