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Baby image of the day: Christmas and the power of props
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The power of props. They can turn the ordinarily cute photo into a ready-made holiday card. This one won't need any cheesy borders of snowmen and trees, and it's startling with its duo-chromatic colorscheme. It's a simple answer to the mall. The photo of Louis Henry was taken by Occasus Pars Clamo, who has been energetically detailing every photo of the day on our Flickr group. Thanks Occasus!
It's holiday card season. So from now 'til Christmas we'll be highlighting the best of your holiday baby photos. If you'd like your own child featured here, simply upload photos into our group Flickr pool. We'll select an image every day to highlight. Be sure to read the intro on the main Flickr page for more information.
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