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Monday, April 25, 2011
eternal optimist.
All these spring showers have awoken the leaves and grass - which means we desperately need someone to cut our lawn. The celebration of my birth was a mere 5 days ago; that's kind when the "new year" hits me for some reason. A nice transition into 23 filled with lentil burgers, kit-kat clocks, vegan carrot cupcakes, Free State, frozen yogurt, fine garments & one lovely equestrian romper.
At the Crimson Lounge in Chicago after a long day of walking.
Playing more often with this tumblr nonsense. Join me?
Playing more often with this tumblr nonsense. Join me?
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
H'orderves
Spent a leisure weekend in the grand city of Fort Scott, Kansas (pop. 8,000). It's quaint nature makes me feel like a real "city girl" away from everything she's ever known (like Target). I lack wanting to type anymore so here's an image prior to assisting DJ a high school prom in Pittsburg, KS. Playing it cool by the h'orderves table.
ark & co. "bird dress" $75, Standard Style.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Memories del pasado
Back home from a long week between my first runaround at SXSW and some transitory days in Chicago. More on that when I can sift through 300 new photos.
My dad has been quite enamored with scanning old photos as of late. This has become quite a treat for me as I've been receiving weekly emails from him with little memories attached - otherwise known as "black mail."
1 as captioned by Jose: "I am # one." you still.......always be ! !
2 my younger sister partaking in my dad's favorite time of day: "Miller Time."
3 Jose (right) + friend on a Mexican boardwalk circa before I was born.
4 Jose, poster model for beer and a good time.
I'm always fascinated by the timeless aura that surrounds old photos. Perhaps it's the effortlessness behind them - something a photographer can always be reminded of. They always seem enigmatic yet comforting, no? I like to think that the mass of photos I've taken over the years will adopt this feeling one day.
p.s. I won't say no if men start wearing semi-revealing cut-off jean shorts again.
My dad has been quite enamored with scanning old photos as of late. This has become quite a treat for me as I've been receiving weekly emails from him with little memories attached - otherwise known as "black mail."
1 as captioned by Jose: "I am # one." you still.......always be ! !
2 my younger sister partaking in my dad's favorite time of day: "Miller Time."
3 Jose (right) + friend on a Mexican boardwalk circa before I was born.
4 Jose, poster model for beer and a good time.
I'm always fascinated by the timeless aura that surrounds old photos. Perhaps it's the effortlessness behind them - something a photographer can always be reminded of. They always seem enigmatic yet comforting, no? I like to think that the mass of photos I've taken over the years will adopt this feeling one day.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Pushed beginnings
Blogging is nothing new to me. I think I started somewhere in between losing the oval-shaped, wire-framed glasses (unfortunate period of my life) and getting braces. Betwixt the end of high school and beginning of college, I stopped and gave myself to journal writing. So now the familiar Blogger New Post welcomes me back but this time my goal is some graphic-heavy subject matter (that sounds more vulgar than I intend). Considering my draw to photography & my final hours in studio art courses, I need a visible outlet to keep me inspired about what I love. Also having the ability to expand on a photo's narrative & share my work farther than Facebook makes for happy times.
The talented musician Hawley Shoffner has advised me multiple times to start a blog. Recently I took some portraits of her to blossom some publicity fortune. There were an overwhelming amount of beautiful shots but we narrowed down a few to use on a postcard she had my design.
Here are a few edits plus the final choice (#4 duh, you can't say no to those eyes). Thanks to Overnight Prints, we got our cake (rounded corners) and ate it too.
If you're lucky, she might send you one.
The talented musician Hawley Shoffner has advised me multiple times to start a blog. Recently I took some portraits of her to blossom some publicity fortune. There were an overwhelming amount of beautiful shots but we narrowed down a few to use on a postcard she had my design.
Here are a few edits plus the final choice (#4 duh, you can't say no to those eyes). Thanks to Overnight Prints, we got our cake (rounded corners) and ate it too.
If you're lucky, she might send you one.
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