FineArtPhotography
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Finding Beauty Before the Storm is Completely Gone – After the Storm-fire
Every photographer has a handful of photographs that stay with them long after the memory of taking them begins to fade. This is one of mine. We arrived in Port Lavaca, along the Gulf Coast where the weather was unpredictable.… Continue reading
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4 Frames, 4 Voices, My Story
I carried them in stacked on top of one another like quiet little stories that had been waiting their turn to be introduced. 4 pieces. All 8×10. All framed. Small enough to hold in your hands… but not small in… Continue reading
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Red: The Color That Refuses to Sit Quietly
Red has never been the shy sort. It rushes in like a heartbeat one suddenly notices, blooming, blazing, flickering, claiming every corner it touches with a kind of delighted boldness. In this photos, red becomes the thread stitching together celebration,… Continue reading
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The Pink That Refuses to Whisper
Pink has a way of barging into the room long before I have realized it’s arrived. It doesn’t tiptoe, it doesn’t mumble. It glows, thrums, and hums like its own soft-edged anthem, and in these photos, it is a world… Continue reading
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A Gift Wrapped in Time, Thought, and a Little Bit of Magic
For my birthday I received a gift from Tootsie and Pappy that felt less like an object and more like a blessing for the road ahead — a photographer’s keepsake, tucked into layers of small, meaningful details. The moment I… Continue reading
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Whispers of Winter Magic: Creating Tiny Christmas Worlds for Just $1
I love walking into Target and looking at all the tiny, blink-and-you’ll-miss-them decorations from Target’s $1 section — and creating them into whole little universes. On my kitchen counter in rural Deep East Texas, surrounded by the faint music coming… Continue reading