Posted on May 23, 2010

This is a sneak peak of one of the sessions I did at Photos for the Flood this weekend. This little girl and her brother had the most beautiful eyes! Mom hasn’t seen this yet….got to get a few others edited first!





Posted on May 22, 2010

Today I participated in Photos for the Flood, a fund raiser organized by Nashville photographer Sarah B. Gilliam. The Pied Piper Creamery, voted the best ice cream in Nashville,  allowed us to use space at their store. Today also happened to be the day summer decided to invade with high’s in the area near 90 degrees. Needless to say, the Pied Piper was extremely busy helping keep people cool with their delicious treats. I snapped this shot when this little girl stood on a stool at the ice cream counter to pick out what flavor of ice cream she wanted. I thought the look she was giving her mom was so cute. She was probably having a hard time deciding because there were so many choices. :)





Posted on May 21, 2010

In case you haven’t noticed, I realy like colorful things. Most most favorite color is purple, but not far behind are red and yellow. I bought some new yellow place mats this week. I thought it would be nice to get a shot of one of my red wine glasses with the placemat as the background. I have two of the glasses. They were a gift from a Secret Pal exchange I participated in several years ago and I rarely use them. They are red wine glasses made of red crystal. I know they are crystal because you can make them “sing” if you wet your finger and run it around the rim. This was my favorite of the shots I took. I like the contrast of the red on the yellow.

 





Posted on May 20, 2010

I am excited to be participating in Photos for the Flood this weekend. Sarah B. Gilliam has been gracious enough to organize this fund raiser for Nashville flood victims. Below is the except from her blog, including the list of Nashville photographers that are volunteering their time for this worthy cause.
 

  

After the flooding in our wonderful state, I’m sure many of you want to help those affected by flood. Maybe you have already, or are unable to roll up your sleeves or you were affectedd, too.

Please join me, my favorite ice cream shop- Pied Piper Creamery and my fellow photographer friends in a benefit for the victims of the flooding.

The sessions are 20 minutes (booked every 30 min) from 9 AM- 5 PM on Saturday and from 10 AM-6 PM on Sunday.
100% of the proceeds will go to the Nashville Area Red Cross and Hands On Nashville.

There are NO rules for this shoot- take advantage of the talent, folks- this could easily be your engagement photo, 1 year pictures, updated family photo, senior picture, pet portrait… Just know that you have 20 minutes. :)

Bring some props, bring a friend, bring a giving attitude!!!

Pied Piper Creamery will be donating 25% of their profits from this weekend to these organizations as well. So grab a homemade waffle cone and a homemade icecream for the road, for bribery, whatever ;)

Here are a list of the incredible talents donating their time:

Abby Gray
www.abbygrayphotography.com

Alisa Whitley
www.alisawhitley.com/blog

Allan Williams
www.awilliamsphotograph.com

Amber Vongsamphanh
www.lotusblossomphotography.net

Donna Butler
www.photographybydonnalee.com

Erin Lee
www.doveweddingphotography.com

Jessica Winn
www.jessicawinn.net

Heather Latimer
www.frogsandfaeriesphotography.blogspot.com

Kate Crafton
www.katecrafton.com

Kreslyn Ruckman
www.kreslynruckman.blogspot.com

Kristen England
www.kenglandphotography.com

Kristen Steele
www.kristensteelephotography.com

Marcia Truitt
www.inarastudios.com

Margo Keene
www.margokeenephotography.com

Matt Dudley
www.mattdudley.com

Megan McGee
www.meganmcgeephotography.blogspot.com

Melanie McLellan
www.mclellanstyle.com

Phil & Mindy Thorton
www.phindystudios.com

Sara Rose
www.saraerosephotography.com

Sarah Richmond
www.averystory.com

Shane Irwin
www.shaneirwinphotography.com

Shea Halliburton
www.byshea.com/blog

Summer Hillesheim
www.whitehillphotography.com

Wendy Cunningham
www.wendycphotography.com

Whitney Carlson
www.doveweddingphotography.com

 





Posted on May 20, 2010

Not something in flight, but something that was once in flight. This is a sun dial at a local park. It is made from the tail sections of two jets. I used to know what kind of jets, other than big ones, but I forgot. :) It’s really a bit strange to look at because you can’t tell it’s a sun dial from the main road that passes behind it. I guess it’s “modern art”….it’s definitely different. As you can tell from the clouds we were about to have another storm. I just made it back to the car before the rain started.





Posted on May 19, 2010

I sat in my car under a shade tree today and ate my lunch. It was a beautiful day with a nice wind blowing. The pattern the leaves made on my dashboard was interesting to me.





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