I’m finally posting a Fletch update. I’m trying to get caught up on everything after my trip to Florida (I’ll be posting that soon). Yesterday, the flu totally tapped me on the shoulder, and when I turned around to see who was there, it was all like “hello there, I will now incapacitate you”.
Fletch is now in his new home at the ripe old age of 7 weeks. He’s ridiculously awesome. He ignores the cats, he’s super calm, and he’s already potty trained. I fear this may be the calm before the storm. I’m sure one morning I’ll wake up and he’ll have eaten my camera equipment, pooped in my box of pancake mix, and incorrectly balanced my checkbook. So for now, I’m going to enjoy this perfect little fluffilicious love nugget.
This is the first time that my packing list for a trip has included “sparkly plastic tiara”. Check.
I am beyond privileged to have been chosen to photograph Bert’s Big Adventure this year. Bert is the host of Q100’s morning show, and this is the 8th year he’s organized this all-expenses paid incredible trip for families with chronically or terminally ill children. This experience provides these families a much-needed break from all the challenges of daily life, and allows them to just have fun together.
I can’t imagine a more wonderful event to photograph, and I am SO excited to meet all the families, the Bert Show staff, and hopefully take some beautiful images for them.
They will be posting updates daily, so check out what we’re up to, by clicking HERE.
Bye everybody! I’ll give Mickey a big hug for you!
The folks at Synchronicity Performance Group have a lot going on right now. I recently posted about their show “Looking for the Pony“, and they’re also running a kids show called “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie“. Based on the book by Laura Joffee Numeroff, it’s a fast-paced, fun-filled tale of mischief.
The props are whimsical, the acting is high-energy, and there were lots of giggles from the little ones in the audience. Hooray! If you’re not a parent, you should quickly have some kids or borrow some, and go see this show.
Meet Don #1 and Don #2. I’ve done headshot sessions before where we photographed the pre-shave look and the post-shave look, but I think Don gets the prize for most dramatic transformation.
Not only is he a master of disguise, but he’s also a barrel of laughs. Many thanks for a super-swell session. Maybe someday I’ll find out what he was thinking during his “I have a secret” facial expressions. Believe me, it must have been good.
Here’s the latest installment about my shameless love affair with Etsy. Today’s focus is on necklaces. If all these fabulous creations had been available back in the day, maybe Mr. T would have skipped the barrage of gold and opted for a nice hand-crafted earthy number instead.
1. Bird Trio Necklace by TillyBloom $24
2. Puzzle Necklace by marieflyfly $53
3. Garden Bloom in Winter by RachelleD $28
4. Silver Circles Necklace by roundabout $15
5. Migration Summer Bicycle Necklace by paraphernalia $25
6. Skinny Rectangle Necklace in Sterling Silver by kusu $42
7. Molly Necklace-Large by thepebblecollection $26
8. Unfurl by UntamedMenagerie $18
9. Little Wings, Gold by locallibrary $46
10.Chatterbirds by wearthou $48
11.Moonlight Silk Yoyo Necklace by cookoorikoo $20
12.Tree on the Lake Glass Necklace by photoglassworks $25
Happy Valentine’s Day! Was just reading on the web about how this all got started. It sort of came to be when women started being pursued by courtship instead of pillaging. Kind of like when Matt impresses me by sweeping the floor versus making me smell his farts. Chivalry is not dead.
Mary and the boy were out for a stroll on this beautiful day, and they stopped in for a quick visit. Had to grab the camera as soon as I saw this…
Henry T is lookin’ too cool for school. And also too young for school.
I have a sin to confess. I love Mmm Bop. This video makes me happier than a jug of communion wine.
Oh, Amy gets me. The fabulous Amy Stephan-Babcock sent me the link to an awesome craft site called Pancake Meow. Arguably the best blog name ever. She saw this ring, and thought of me. Can you guess why?
Thanks Amy! Let me know if you find any bacon necklaces or key lime pie ankle bracelets!
The latest show by Synchronicity Performance Group to open at 7 Stages Theater is Andrea Lepcio’s “Looking for the Pony“. The story is centered around two sisters and the happiness and heartache they experience throughout their lives.
The cast includes Suehyla El-Attar, Jennifer Levinson (also known as Souper Jenny!), Stacy Melich, and John Benzinger.
It’s running now through March 8th! Holla!
