Take two
As promised / threatened, today I am sharing more photographs from the Red Poppy Festival – this time with cars. Georgetown has a monthly event called Pistons on the Square, where classic cars converge for a morning of hanging out glory that seems to regularly draw a lot of photographic attention. I would say I…
Black and white workshop!
Friends, I am super excited to announce something new to you! I’ve partnered with my friend Linda Nickell of Texas Through Her Lens to craft a new photography workshop that focuses on black and white. As it says in the graphic posted above, the workshop is about going deeper into the medium, and considering a…
Embracing the street
Last weekend was one of my favorite annual events: the Red Poppy Festival in Georgetown, TX. I always look forward to this festival for the community, the chaos, and the photography, and this year felt like a particularly good one for all three. While street photography used to be my strongest passion, I mostly stepped…
It’s Class of 2026 time!
It’s graduation season! It’s a time that’s chock full of events and deadlines, excitement and emotions. Don’t miss out on getting the photos made! Now is the time to preserve the moment. I have plenty of availability, especially on weekday afternoons / evenings (after school!), and I am running a special rate on mini sessions…
Hometown Pinhole
Today is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day! I am out somewhere with a pinhole camera (as yet undetermined at the time I wrote this post), and I guarantee it’s one of my Ondu pinhole cameras because they are my absolute favorite. You can see my 6×6 Ondu pictured above. If you’re curious about pinhole photography, you…
Texas Photography Festival Photowalk!
This year I was thrilled to lead a photowalk at the Texas Photography Festival – one of my favorite events of the year! Three years ago, I was one of the featured photographers at the festival (an amazing experience, possibly my very favorite show experience to date), so I was super excited to be involved…
48
Hooray I am another year older! I’ve been making and publishing an annual selection of self portraits for 10 years now: since I was 38. It’s interesting how you can start a project and all of a sudden you realize you’ve been working on it for a decade! Just to be clear, I am not…
47
Oh yes oh yes it’s almost my birthday, and that means it’s time for me to publish another year’s worth of self-portraits! 47 was a good year. It was a year of changes: we have new cats in the house, who came to us as kittens, and as a result we didn’t travel more than…
Waco Project
It’s been a while since I mentioned anything about my Waco project, and it’s also been a while since I worked on it! The reality is that carrying out a documentary project of a place that requires spending days out of town on a regular basis – and it not being an Actual Paying Job…
Frugal Film Project: July
For July’s Frugal Film Project outing, I took my Diana F to the new bridge and trail project the city of Round Rock has been working on at Chisholm Trail Road. I’ve been there many times, since it’s also the location of the famous Round Rock for which the city is named, and I wanted…
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