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Magic of SNOW
Monday, November 21st, 2011Just Happy Things
Sunday, June 26th, 2011Tracey Clark is a fabulous photographer, author, and teacher. It was my lucky day when I signed up for my first online class with her. Now, many classes later, I can say that I have grown as a person, a photographer, and an artist from these experiences. You must check out her blog! One of the recent prompts for class was entitled “Heavy Metal”. In my search around the house for shiny metal objects to photograph, I was able to capture a small glimpse of ordinary beauty. Another one of my favorite artists is Kim Klassen. She too, is a beautiful artist. Her online courses in photoshop and the textures she creates are just magnificent! Taking her classes is heavenly. My images, along with Kim’s Photoshop textures, really captured the dazzling beauty of the metals.
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Changing Perspective
Saturday, May 21st, 2011Recently, my point of view broadened by changing my vantage point. One of my favorite activities is to explore all things urban. The Windy City is no exception. Just me and my Nikon embraced a journey around Chicago. Although there are swanky buildings on Michigan, stunning views of the river, and distinctive skyscrapers, that wasn’t what caught my eye. The majestic views I captured by changing my perspective was most captivating about the city for me. “You must look within for value, but must look beyond for perspective.” Denis Waitley
A View from the Bridge
Wednesday, May 11th, 2011Not sure when my love affair with bridges began. All I know is that there is something so intriguing about these unique passageways. It seems their true purpose is to connect things that need connecting. As famous as the Golden Gate Bridge may be, an ordinary bridge on the family farm can be just as grandiose. Don’t you have so many questions every time you approach a bridge?
On a recent trip to Madison County in southern Iowa, it became so clear that their famous covered bridges had stories to tell. Right in the center of the heartland, sat six original covered bridges build in the 1800′s. At one time, there were eighteen of these beauties. An unblemished countryside was the PERFECT backdrop. Although they became famous by the Clint Eastwood movie Bridges of Madison County, for me, they are even more symbolic than that.
There is significance to life’s passageways. We have bridges to understanding, bridges of support, bridges to peace, and bridges to the future. Don’t de-value the journey. Embrace it. Build a bridge today!
Welcome…
Tuesday, April 5th, 2011Welcome to our new website!! We have imported one of our blogs to this area and are in the process or re-categorizing the posts. Thank you for joining us!!
More FANTASTIC images from Faux Couture!
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
Best wishes to Emily over at Faux Couture! Thanks for the opportunity to capture all that creativity!
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Faux Couture!
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010A collaborative vision about an urban location, texture, and rich background drove this recent photo shoot. Emily Andrews, Owner and President of Faux Couture, and I new just the look we were desiring to create. Images would grace her marketing materials and really needed to speak to who she was as an artist and a person. View the images and then go check out Faux Couture!
Emily is a certified faux finisher professionally trained at Faux Master’s Studio in Yorba Linda, California and Surfaces Fine Paint in Lenexa, Kansas. You will find her creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind, faux finishes for walls, cabinetry, and furniture. Whether your style is traditional, contemporary, or eclectic, she is your girl!
Faux Finishing is the art of creating unique patterns or textures on a receiving surface. I can’t wait to let her transform one of my rooms into a work of art! Emily can be contacted at faux.couture@yahoo.com.
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Heritage
Saturday, March 6th, 2010Create a life you LOVE
Thursday, February 18th, 2010Images from Project 365!
Motherhood
Lipstick
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010A little bit pretty for day 27.
