It’s always great to check out other photographer’s blogs or websites for inspiration and ideas that I can use in my own practice. I recently saw a link to these family portraits on Facebook and I couldn’t stop looking at the photos! It gives me inspiration to let my creativity flow and force my daughter […]
Yearly Archives: 2012
I’ve always had a serious travel bug–my favorite sound in the entire world is having my passport stamped– and I have been feeling a little home-bound lately thanks to my darling one year old. This often leads me to daydream about recent adventures, and this image has been my desktop wallpaper for the past week. […]
Today’s image comes from one of my all time favorite spots, in one of the coolest modes of transportation. Can you guess where I photographed this lovely azure sky? 1. On this day trip, I needed my passport. 2. In July, there is still snow on parts of the 48 mile main road through this […]
The field of photography is always changing. Just when you’ve conquered Lightroom 3, they come out with 4.0…and so on. So it’s important to keep learning, adjusting, and adding new skills. This week I’ve been tuning in to a webinar, The Fundamentals of Photography, hosted by John Greengo and Creative Live. It included 4 full […]
I’m not usually a huge fan of photographing flowers. But walking around New York right now you can’t help but stare up and smile at these signs of spring. I photographed this branch yesterday afternoon at the always gorgeous Riverside Park, where a stunning mix of pink, white, and purple trees frame meandering pathways. Upon […]