As you may have figured out, I have a bit of a bleeding heart. It is no surprise then that I’m participating in the second round of the Haiti Auction over at Switch Cities.
Go visit and bid for a print! All of the money raised will go to a charity to benefit Haiti. Of course, bidding on mine is highly encouraged! It’s a picture of Ocracoke’s beach, which is near to my heart!
It’s hard to believe that it’s already 2010 and the holidays now just a memory that will quickly fade in the coming days. However, since preserving moments is not only my job but my passion, I will have the pictures and the memories of the holidays to take me through the year. What was really…
Camera used: iPhone 4s Program used: Hipstamatic Film/lens used: Pistil and Helga Viking Day 3: Happiness. Any day that I wear my awesome glitter flats from Steve Madden is a happy day. Just wearing them makes me smile and yes, I realize this makes me sound like a kid! Seriously though, I love these shoes….
Every July my “adopted” family takes a trip over to Port Clinton for a mini-vacation. We went last year and had a great time so we decided to head up again this year. I didn’t bring the camera out too much but this delicious sunset was too beautiful not to capture. The next day we…
I love wine. I love babies. I love to help people in need. When I was approached about donating my time and take pictures for the Sips and Dips on Sixth charity event for Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital I was completely on board. In the years before turning to a full-time photography business, I…
It’s a VERY low quality video… but for those of you that have never experienced a thundersnow you may like it blurred edges and all. It was 4AM so I was a bit blurry myself but the weather geek inside of me had to try and get this on tape!
For those that don’t know or I haven’t worked with yet, I carry and LOVE my Shootsac. A Shootsac is a lens bag that makes it super easy to carry and change lenses super quickly. Some photographers carry two cameras but for me that’s a recipe for disaster (and crazy heavy) so I prefer the…