Monthly Archives: December 2011 Our last family portrait at the studio: December 2011. I just wanted to take a moment to post an update about our move (I apologize that we haven’t been able to individually respond to everyone’s messages; hopefully this will suffice!). Ryan and I turned in the keys to our Short North studio space earlier today....  I hope everyone had an awesome holiday weekend this year! Ryan and I did the usual “holiday shuffle” and were back at the studio today to continue packing and cleaning before the movers arrive this week. We’ve had an overwhelming response to items that we’ve listed for sale (some for free) and, unfortunately, are so...  This is your last chance to submit images for the New Albany Symphony Orchestra’s Bicentennial Celebration! Share on Facebook  Words cannot express how grateful we are for everyone who came out to the studio yesterday to see us off on our next grand adventure. At the end of the evening, I told Ryan that it felt like I watched a reunion special for a favorite tv show. It was amazing to see so many...  Tomorrow’s the big day; a last hoorah at the studio. Our plans are still up in the air as to exactly when/where we’ll be moving (earlier this week we lost the contract on a home in Franklin, TN), but one thing that’s for certain is the end our studio lease at the end of the...  I’d like to say that this was our very last session held at our Short North studio (ever); though I thought that was true for my last two shoots and something new keeps popping up in our books. Closure is dangling by a thread. For now I’m here working a late night at the studio,...  (image above taken during a class I led at the 2011 Charlotte AD event) I’m so grateful to have been invited back as a mentor for AfterDark‘s upcoming event in Dallas, Texas. There are so many things up in the air for Ryan and I right now (just last night we officially lost the house...  I had the honor of creating images to celebrate the female form; specifically of a highly-spirited woman just entering the stages of menopause. She had last documented her form as a twenty-something and, now entering a new phase of womanhood, exhibits the graceful subtleties that time has bestowed. I feel blessed to be entrusted with...  (image updated from original post) Ayehli (Cherokee for “my other wing”; here, referring to twins) Share on Facebook  I’m a little ashamed to admit it, but I just haven’t been able to get into the Christmas spirit this year (I know it’s still early in the season!). I missed the official showing of Rudolph on TV (DVD isn’t quite the same), have yet to do any gift shopping, the weather has been so... |
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