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Purple Berries
Purple Berries I was walking through a piece of property I am considering trying to convince my Dear Sweet Husband into buying when we walked past this huge bush. The purple color caught my eye. I...
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Abandoned
Once again, just a random item I thought looked cool. I still haven’t mastered the art of finding the perfect subject, maybe this weekend I’ll go to the lake and see what I can find.
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Iron Bench
I found out about a cemetery just a little way down the road from my house. I had seen the sign uncounted times but hadn’t ever pulled in until today. It is a small cemetery, less then a hundred...
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Thomas Hampton
Another aged head stone I thought was beautiful. It almost has a rusted quality to it, I just love the way this photo turned out. Just the right amount of back ground distortion, the rusty color is...
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Claud Wiggins
According to this beautiful little headstone, Claud was born April 1st 1898 and passed away August 18th 1902. He was a baby, a child, torn from his family. It makes me want to research what happened...
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My Noa
I took little Miss Noa Bear on her very own photo session today. I love taking her picture, she is the most photogenic child. I got a bunch of great shots but the ones in this post are my favorite. I...
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Bad Depth of Field
My girls normally hate each other. Ok, maybe hate is too strong a word..they fight all the time and never see eye to eye on anything so this rare moment was something I wanted to capture. This picture...
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Senior black and white
I took my oldest out to take her picture for graduation announcements. We got some that are completely adorable. This one is so cute..captured on a whim when she was trying to be funny. I just happened...
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The Plantation
While in New Orleans one of the things I had desperately wanted to do was visit the Oak Alley Plantation. I will sheepishly admit, I knew nothing about the plantation..the lives of the slaves or...
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