Maybe I should just accept that blogging is not my highest priority. Here are a few of the things I've been up to:
1. Loving and taking care of Rachel who had surgery a week and a half ago. The surgery went well and she is up and about, determined not to miss anything life has to offer. It will take 9-12 months of hard work to get her knee back to normal, but she has a great attitude and work ethic. I am so hoping she is able to start helping me photograph the beautiful weddings coming up. I love working with her.
2. Getting my first exhibit up and then taking it down, and then the best part: donating 13 LARGE :) framed prints to Hope Haven Children's Clinic. (I'll post those shots later).
3. Enjoying engagement shoots, weddings, children and family sessions and working with couples and families to design beautiful bound books and framed pieces for their photographs.
4. Working on a new project for the Cummer Museum funded by the Weaver Foundation. I've been following artists into underserved schools and photoraphing the artists working with children, nurturing their creativity.
5. Having fun with my oldest son, Jesse, home on spring break! Woohoo!!!
Thank you for reading my blog. It's hard to explain the joy I feel in my work. Photographing a couple starting out on a life together, or welcoming a baby, or a family preparing to say good bye to a loved one is such an incredible experience for me. Daily, my clients bring me in contact with what is most precious and meaningful in life. So far, I just haven't found the right words to articulate what a powerful experience it is to witness the special connections that happen in front of my camera--and the beautiful variety of expressions of love.
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- I am fascinated by people and their experiences of life. My clients give me the privilege of capturing them both in their everyday lives and on unique days in their lives. I am changed by all the creative possibilities of life I see as others show me who they really are. My experiences as a mother, a friend, a wife, a daughter,a photographer teach me about living life FULLY in the present moment and receiving all the gifts of that moment. I am learning that even difficult moments hold unexpected surprises and bring me deeper into living.