I ♥♥♥ these...

I just got these samples in, and I'm in love!

 

They are handmade, heirloom tile pendants, charms and magnets customized with your favorite picture.  I especially love the charm with Hunter's picture, it has his drawing on the back. 

Perfect as Christmas gifts!

Fall Mini Sessions - Day One

I'm so excited about these pictures!  We had a great group of kids for the Fall Mini Sessions, and two amazing locations.  

These are from Day One, The Country Kids Sessions...

 

 

Diplay Your Pics

Here is a quick post with a few display ideas...

1st:  12x12 mounted prints + hole punch from Hobby Lobby + pretty ribbon (and since I'm not a bow maker, these are from Pink 'N Blue)...

2nd:  12x12, 12x24, 12x12 mounted prints with frames... 

3rd:  The Mini Albums, 10 images in a 3x3 accordion style album.  They're great in your purse, but even better on your desk or shelf.  The best part is that they come in sets of three...

 

 These are just some of the samples on display at the studio.  Need inspiration????  Stop on by! 

The [b]ecker!

Last week one of my all-time favorite photographers, [b]ecker, came to Little Rock to give a workshop.  When I heard about it through the [b]school, I knew I had to go!  It was an amazing day of inspiration and learning.  I'm sure it will take me awhile to process and apply everything from the class.

As a bonus, I got to meet some great photographers from the region.  Hopefully, ones I will stay connected with as we all develop our businesses.

Most of the workshop was in the classroom, but we did get to tag along on a quick shoot at the end of the day.  

 

 My one and only chance to get a pic with [b]...too bad I was having a seriously bad hair day!!! :)

Fair Queen Pageant

This week I had the wonderful opportunity of doing the pictures for the Columbia County Fair Queen Pageant.  It was a bit out of the ordinary for me, but it was a great experience.  I enjoyed hanging out with the girls while they were getting ready and chatting with the Quota Club ladies at dinner.

The conditions were not so great.  A full week of rain meant that the Fairgrounds were a sloppy mud hole (that did not play out well with the flip-flops I was wearing).  The girls made the best of it and had a good time...and thank goodness the actual pageant was under a covered pavillion.

Congratulations Amanda Watson, this year's Columbia County Fair Queen...

 

If you would like to see the rest of the pictures from the pageant, click HERE, and enter the password FairQueen09.