Photography never ceases to amaze me. It is the door through which I have witnessed extreme joy and extreme grief. It is the tangible memory of a fleeting moment. It is the medium through which we all long to have our soul, our true self captured and remembered. In our fast paced world, photographs command our attention and require our stillness. And suddenly we find that hours have slipped away. Don't believe me? Get out your yearbook. Then imagine your wedding album in 15 years. So what is my approach to photography? Quite simply--it is to be the breath to your stories, the rhythm to which you will dance, and the beauty that will always remind you that YOU are the work of art.
In light of the insanity I’m experiencing right now over my electronic tax organization system’s failure to function properly, this is the perfect time to step back and breathe. May we find a bit of peace tonight knowing that a new morning with new mercy waits for us…
Islamorada Sunrise #1 (Atlantic Ocean)

Two of my boys

Islamorada Sunrise #2

Stumbled upon these little gems as well. Hard to believe it’s been three years.
We highly recommend both Villas that we rented for the two weeks we were there…
*All Photos Taken with a TTV Camera Setup*
Sorrento – Villa Bouganville


Truly… how precious are two of my babies?







Castel del Piano – Villa Aureli
*The world is waking up*





*Bright-eyed*






Venice – Recommend staying at the Hotel dell’Opera




Murano

You know when you switch computers to work on a different project and then you stumble across some old photos? I just got lost in work from 2 years ago. Lucky for you…
Love the expression of every kid in these next two photos!


Those sweet peanuts are the grandchildren of this lovely couple who got married on Gun Lake.

‘Sometimes I do get to places just when God’s ready to have somebody click the shutter.’
-Ansel Adams

Erica wrote: I adore that middle picture and the angle it's taken from. I also love the birds flying toward the top. (02/01/12, 12:45 am)