Printed

He he he, I am so excited! My postcards and business cards arrived and I love them. The business cards came from Moo.com and every single one is different. I put a lot of effort into picking just 50, I wanted to represent all of the "aspects," the "subjects" that I photograph. Although my main focus is wedding photography, I wanted to show my product photography side, my flowers, fashion, kids, nature, landscapes and other types of excellent subjects. Its truly a rewarding feeling when you see your work on professional stock. It really makes me feel that I accomplished a huge step in reaching my artistic goals. Can't you tell I am super happy?!

The Automobile

Although these two images were taken about a year ago, I really feel a connection to them. Green is my favorite color and for some reason I use this truck on everything I create. Business cards to postcards to portfolios, this oldie is always included. I feel like its out of a scene from a hot southern summer...imagine driving slowly with the windows down with heat that doesn't produce a breeze, a slow rock song playing in the background and a crawling drive by of this ugly gem sitting on the side of the road. Oh, so inspiring! Can you tell I am yearning for summer? This is probably coming from this great song I am listening to by Curtis Stigers & The Forest Rangers. Five months until warm afternoons...the countdown begins.

Inspiration

I find myself wondering where my inspiration is lurking...I know its out there but I just can't seem to grasp it, not yet but I know it's on it's way. I have decided to share this particular image for the mere fact that I can not remember when I took it...and honestly, I like that about it. It was a delicate surprise that allowed a smile to slip. It presents my favorite colors and it allows me to feel a calming emotion. Maybe this picture, this moment that I have captured is enough for me to find my way... For me, photography is endless with many exciting possibilities. I may have said this before but "the most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious."