Category Archives: 35mmsummertimesummertime, and the livin’ is easy…..View full post » what i know to be trueQuotes, links, thoughts, and other tidbits that I have found to be true this week: I really enjoy good writing.View full post » LouisianaRecent captures from a trip home. Louisiana is never short of inspiration for me. I will never tire of capturing myView full post » easing into summerEasing into summer around here. Waking up early to have a few quiet moments before my girls wake. Staying up a bitView full post » a letter to myselfOn March 26, 2004, I wrote a letter to myself. At the time, I lived in Chicago and was a newlywed, not sure of what IView full post » shadows and lightIt’s no secret that I love fresh flowers in my home. But when I grab my camera to document them, I findView full post » what i know to be trueQuotes, links, thoughts, and other tidbits that I have found to be true this week: At this point in my life, IView full post » mornings around hereA typical late spring morning around here. I love waking up early with sunlight there to greet me (yay for longerView full post » What I Know To Be TrueQuotes, links, an other tidbits that I have found to be true this week: It becomes increasingly hard to change aView full post » lots of green in the garden this yearLots of green in the garden this year. I am really enjoying being outside and getting my hands dirty. I didn’tView full post » a photo + reflection / 01the blue hour. the period of twilight each morning and each evening where there is neither full daylight nor completeView full post » about the tableMy kitchen table is a major source of inspiration for me. We gather here every night for dinner. My daughters doView full post » on photography, film, and other musingsThere’s nothing quite like a light leak on the beach. I’ve been thinking so much about this space. IView full post » spring, around hereA few signs of spring around here ~ More, soon.View full post » new orleans in black and whiteLeftover beads from Mardi Gras were around every corner in New Orleans. But it is the contrast and architecture of theView full post » quiet morningsA couple of weeks ago, my husband and I took a quick trip to New Orleans. We make this trip quite often. NewView full post » captured moments, late springA few moments I’ve captured lately. I’m currently loving this Spring weather – sun mixed withView full post » a recent walkAtlanta Botanical GardensView full post » sun flareNothing quite better than sun flare + film. View full post » nestingAnd so it begins ….. Can’t wait for this baby girl to arrive.View full post » my polaroid wallThis drawer in my workspace is filled with all of my polaroids, taken with various cameras. Once I scan them, theyView full post » warm lemon waterI’ve been replacing my morning coffee (temporarily) with warm, lemon water. Really easy – warming water inView full post » new orleans, and a new yearImages from a quick trip to New Orleans we made this past weekend. It was great to get away, enjoy breakfast inView full post » a baby showerA recent baby shower for my cousin. It was my kind of shower – a Sunday afternoon filled with tea, coffee, andView full post » early film workAs I was digging through my archives recently (trying to organize my files), I ran across these images that I took atView full post » late fall harvestI’ve been sick. And it was not fun. Needless to say, I will be get my flu shot from now on. The above imagesView full post » the greenhouseA few captures from a recent trip to the Fuqua Orchid Center. Don’t get me wrong, I love orchids – but itView full post » a good weekendFirst off, thanks for such a warm response to my book + calendar. It’s quite humbling to see my work in printView full post » the colors of the seasonThe simple joy of bringing the outside, in. View full post » scenes from sunday brunchScenes from Sunday brunch with a few of my favorite ladies. First time using Portra 160, and the verdicts still out.View full post » |
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