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Turn your kid's beloved childhood friend into a keepsake to be cherished forever. Credit: Hippopota
But now, there's a way to preserve the sentiments attached to beloved childhood objects long after your kids have discarded them. Hippopota will take your kid's favorite stuffed animal, blankie, toy -- even baby shoes -- and photograph it in its studio.
Each object is shot against a white backdrop, gives it an incredible life-like appearance. The photograph is then blown up to whatever size you'd like and can be gallery-mounted on Plexiglass or you may purchase just the photograph and frame it to your preference.
Just imagine how much your kid will love it when he's all grown up and has little ones of his own.
Available at Hippopota for $500 to $2,000 depending on size.
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