Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texture. Show all posts
Friday, January 9, 2009
One on one with {The Cowboy}
Well.. Trey is back to himself now, he only has a lingering cough. He's a great ham when he isnt sick. hehee. If you run into Trey anytime soon...... he is going through a stage where he now wants to be called "Dr Alfred" Its a cowboy from his favorite movie "Grand Champion". He wants to name the baby , Buddy Tom... (yea right, like that will happen) LOL. Heres my favorite little cowboy & his real belt buckle we got him for christmas. He loves that thing!

Tuesday, December 2, 2008
The photographers prayer
Saw this on a fellow photographers blog: and I loved the words to this.
Dear Lord, as I bring my subject into focus & prepare to make each portrait, never let me forget that I'm creating treasures for a family, a keepsake for loved ones. Make me sensitive to the qualities and virtues of others, that I may draw out into the light the beautiful radiant belongings of their hearts.
Help me to be an artist, collecting the beauty of every soul, the glow of youth, the gentleness, the laughter or tears of each life that is precious in Thy sight. Deeper than a means of livelihood, give me the perspective to see my photographer's art as a service to others, making life richer and more memorable.
And, dear Lord, between the lights and shadows, the ups and downs and the rolling years, keep me from getting out of focus or off center, so that my life and work may be framed with dignity and colored with contentment. amen.
-author unknown
And, some eye candy.. This is an old one of Trey that I played with today.
Dear Lord, as I bring my subject into focus & prepare to make each portrait, never let me forget that I'm creating treasures for a family, a keepsake for loved ones. Make me sensitive to the qualities and virtues of others, that I may draw out into the light the beautiful radiant belongings of their hearts.
Help me to be an artist, collecting the beauty of every soul, the glow of youth, the gentleness, the laughter or tears of each life that is precious in Thy sight. Deeper than a means of livelihood, give me the perspective to see my photographer's art as a service to others, making life richer and more memorable.
And, dear Lord, between the lights and shadows, the ups and downs and the rolling years, keep me from getting out of focus or off center, so that my life and work may be framed with dignity and colored with contentment. amen.
-author unknown
And, some eye candy.. This is an old one of Trey that I played with today.
Friday, November 7, 2008
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