2007 From Flickr’s Point of View
January 10, 2008 | Filed Under Child Photography, Engagement Sessions, Infant Photography, Newborn Photography, Wedding Photography | 2 Comments
I use Flickr for photo storage and sharing, and am active in several groups and communities over there. As I’ve done in years past, I went through my top 100 photos (a set that is automatically generated) and made a set of the top 40 photos from 2007; this mosiac represents the top 25, in order of popularity. I thought I would share them here so you can see a sample of my some of my other photography. Meanwhile, I’m working on gathering up photos to revamp this site, change out the portfolio, and make it generally fabulous!
Thank you to all of YOU who helped make 2007 an amazing year!
Do you Flickr? Have a set of your top images from 2007? Let me know - I want to check them out!
Direct links to the photos:
1. Biltmore Bride, 2. Andi & Jason, 3. Big Red Couch, 4. Orange is In…, 5. Cooper, Yawning, 6. Well?, 7. Peacefully Sleeping, 8. $600 Doll. Seriously., 9. Wee Baby Toes!, 10. Dancing Lou, 11. Koln_Dom, 12. Sweet Baby, 13. The Exit, 14. LOVE, 15. Mike’s Lunch, 16. Jesus Saves, 17. Mother’s Love, 18. Name That Flower!, 19. Another From the Seats, 20. Nothing Better Than Blue!, 21. Ella’s First Birthday, 22. How to Feel like a Rockstar…, 23. Caffeine Required, 24. Anna & Jon, 25. Manhattan Sunset
Rebekah
November 5, 2007 | Filed Under Child Photography, Infant Photography | 5 Comments
I had a great time spending the morning with Rebekah and her parents at their house on October 12th. She had just finished eating when I arrived, and fell asleep shortly afterwards — resulting in lots of sleeping angel photos! She is just so beautiful, and such a sweet little girl!
I have known Rebekah’s grandmother for the past few years as she is also a knitter and is a member of the local knitting guild in addition to going to “Sit & Knit” at one of the local yarn shops. I’ve always known that she is a woman of amazing talent, but I had no idea how talented! Not only did she crochet the blanket that Rebekah is sleeping on in these photos, she also handmade and hand smocked the dress that she is wearing. It was just stunning, and I’m so glad we captured the heirloom in these photographs!
Special props go to Rebekah’s Dad for helping out and holding the background fabric for us — it was hard work, and it made the photographs perfect!
