Grandview Lake #1, 11″ x 14″ limited edition photographic print
We’ve added a limited edition photograph section to our shop! And we’re really excited about it! We just got the proofs back from the lab at the end of last week and I’m quite happy with how well they’ve turned out. Read More
Christina Richards creates beautiful still life photographs of simple quiet subject matter and scenes using beautiful soft light. I am touched by her collection called Ena’s House, images of the home her great-grandmother grew up in. I’d love to do a similar series of the home my father grew up in, maybe that’s something to put on the list for next summer…
{photograph: Christina Richards}
Hi Everyone!
How was your weekend? Mine was quite busy, in a very good way! Saturday was a home day, spent on our warming our home and living room cure projects. Then yesterday we had a big Squires family Sunday supper. It was Read More
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Friends of mine just moved into a new house over the summer and they’re looking for suggestions about how to hang family photos in their large, open stairway. Read More
Thank you Hank Daniszewski from The London Free Press for your little blurb about me on page 2 of the September 21, 2009 Biz Monday section! And also a special thank you to Sue for letting me know about the article and to Michelle for scanning it for me. You ladies rock!
You can download the article here or read it on The London Free Press website (about half-way down).
I came across the work of Juliane Eirich on 20×200 several months ago and her Snownight photographs have always stayed with me. Lately I’ve been dabbling in long exposure photography and I think with winter on the horizon quiet snowy night scenes might be a natural extension. I am quite fond of how the darkness masks some of the elements that might otherwise be distracting and the soft dim light adds a quiet beauty to the subject matter that may be lost during the daylight hours.
Juliane’s work can be found on her website and at 20×200.
Last week I signed us up for the Apartment Therapy Fall Cure and Green Cure. I know, I know, we already have enough going on with our warming our home project, but I figure winter is coming so it’s a good time to make Read More
Today I’d like to send out a special thank you to Camille Jacks Morgan, columnist for Handmade News, for including my photograph An Apple a Day in her Juicy Word Scramble. Handmade News is the world’s largest handmade co-op super blog and the only news site that pays artisans to share what they know. Read More
I put together this handy artwork sizing chart for you! I’ve added it to each of the listings in my Etsy shop to help you decide which size print you’d like to order. The girl is approximately 5′ 4″, which, Read More
loving bedroom photo collection
I saw this polaroid heart in Cookie magazine last year and I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s so inspiring! Think of all the different shapes that you could do. A wave could be really cool, especially if you could organize the images by colour so it really flows across the wall. Read More »
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