Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts

Sunday, April 10, 2011

lady in the water


Lady In The Water, 1947 by Antoinette Frissell Bacon


image courtesy - http://sedesmoronoouseedifico.blogspot.com

Monday, August 9, 2010

still in love


...with the work of Federic Erra. Immerse yourself here.



photo credit: federico erra, of course

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

featured on: style me pretty

The lovely and talented Sara Gray included pieces from my jewelry line, grayling (I know, Gray and "gray", right?!) in a mock-wedding she put together earlier this Spring.


photo: Sara Gray / jewelry: grayling



Gray, the Portland-based photographer, caught some great shots, and Elizabeth Meehan designed the layout. The theme was yellow and navy. The beautiful bride wore the Tranquility necklace and a dress by Coren Moore, and the end result was bright, cheery, and lots of fun.

Sara and Elizabeth were thrilled when the project was written up by Style Me Pretty, a highly popular wedding blog, which was a testament to how great it turned out! View the entire shoot here.

If you are in the Northwest, and are looking for someone special to photograph your wedding day, I highly recommend contacting Sara Gray.


Thanks for including me, Sara.

Monday, November 23, 2009

inspiration: savannah

Last month, I had the pleasure of visiting Savannah, Georgia for the first time. I hope it's not the last!

I couldn't help but take literally hundreds of photographs - inspiration was in every nook and cranny. Here a few of my favorites:

Entrance to Colonial Cemetery - Savannah, Georgia.


One of many doors into the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist.


Special details abound in Savannah, even downspouts are unique.


The grave markers in the cemeteries were spellbindingly beautiful, but proved
to be difficult to photograph. I did manage a few decent shots - this one of a crest.


Decorative railing at the old police station.


The heavenly architecture of the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist.


More than forty percent of the 2500 buildings inventoried in
Savannah have some historical or architectural significance.



all photos by me.

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