Friday, June 4, 2010

Love yourself enough to indulge...




http://www.dredjewelz.com

Although the shoot was over 2 weeks ago, the photos and the experience are still fresh. Meet the new faces (and hair) representing Dred Jewelz, beautiful adornemts for natural hair, locs, twists, and dreadlocs.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

An Oldie but Goodie!


Going back and looking at old photos is like Christmas in the summer time! As my eye continues to grow and change, it is wonderful to discover what I did not see before. Jamila is still one of my most favorite shoots! Here is a rediscovered photo from her session.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Savannah Scott says Get Happi

Savannah shared her beautiful fun spirit with me while I was in Hawaii. She is more than a woman...she is a business woman (real estate), a mother, a grandmother and a great friend. She lives the Aloha spirit and shares it with all that have the pleasure of meeting her. Thanks Savannah, it was A LOT of fun!!



Sunday, April 11, 2010

Skies of Hawaii



Sunday, March 28, 2010

It's not all Sandy Beaches





There is another side to Hawaii that I have had the opportunity to experience. Here on The Big Island way above sea level, it's country. It reminds me much of the South. It's peaceful and quiet. People have goats for pets and the ground is fertile so everyone is a farmer. Kindness pours out of everyone with ease...I am truly blessed to be here.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Eye see you!! Whoo? You!


I had the wonderful pleasure of visiting the San Diego Zoo this weekend. And as I was looking around...this owl happened to be looking at me! I learned that an owls eyes are so big that they have a small brain which results in them being one of our less intelligent feathered friends.

Another fact below is taken from http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-owl.html
Vision— Animals that are active at night usually have large eyes, which lets them make use of any available light. With owls, the eyes are so big that they can’t move in any direction. This means that an owl must move its entire head to follow the movement of prey, but it also gives it better focus with both eyes looking in the same direction. And even though it seems that an owl can twist its head completely around, most owls actually turn their heads no more than 270 degrees in either direction.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

A WOMB WITH A VIEW










Full of life, love, and humor, Michael and Tera are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new addition! Yay!! Blankets...check. Books...check. Rocking chair...check. Photos...CHECK! Now we are ready!

Today was absolutely perfect! We had a fun time with blocks and paint while capturing the womb with a view.