Our newly remodeled master bath.

Our master bathroom project, which started at the beginning of Summer, is finally finished.  All-in-all, it took approximately 4 weeks for the demo and construction of the bathroom, then an additional month for me to tie up the loose ends.  What a difference!  Since we saw every step of our bathroom transformation, we never got that "jaw-drop" feeling of seeing it for the first time (like they do in TLC's Property Brothers).  I'm glad I took before-and-after photos because I really am shocked at all the work that went into making this bathroom look totally custom.

Some more photos of the finished bathroom.

Below is a list of the upgrades:

Whirlpool bathtub, quartz vanity top with under-mounted sink, all new bathroom hardware/faucets, all new tile, bathtub deck enlarged to fit tub, vanity moved towards tub, class 6 toilet, 4" moulding, 3" crown moulding, wood mirror frame, vanity light fixture, 2 recessed lights added, light switch moved from outside bathroom to inside, frameless/European shower glass, recessed shelf in shower, and new wood blinds.

Finishing up the roll.

My Nikon F100 has had the same roll of film since the beginning of last month and Leah was looking extra cute today so I blasted a few shots to finish the roll.  I used Kodak Portra 800 and did some minor tweaking in Aperture 3.

Taken with the Nikon F100, Nikon 50mm f/1.8D lens and Kodak Portra 800 film.

Playing in the back yard.

Taken with the Fuji X-Pro1 and Fujinon 35mm f/1.4 lens.

Fuji X-Pro1 with the latest firmware.

After updating the Fuji X-Pro1 to firmware 2.0, it's been way more fun to shoot with.  Trying to focus on my busy toddler with the previous firmware resulted in blurry-baby-mess.  Now it's much more responsive and accurate.

Taken with the Fuji X-Pro1 and Fujinon 60mm f/2.4 lens.

Alyssa and Leah.

Here's a couple photos I took to show a friend the quality (on auto mode nonetheless) of the Fuji X10.

Taken with a Fuji X10.

Uncle Raymond's on the farm.

Taken with a Fuji X10.