I am doing lots of fun and intriguing work with my iphone of late... so much that now I'm teaching a four week course on iphonegraphy at the Indianapolis Art Center and I'll be having a show of iphone images at Ashland gallery in Broad Ripple this summer.
Heres a sprinkling of some of my iphone work...
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Sneak Peek -- Darling baby Paul
Goodness, what a yummy baby! Had such fun photographing adorable Paul and his parents today at the Indianapolis Museum of Art...managed to get our session in before the temps got really high.
With Mom and Dad
Red is a great color with those blue eyes!
Although naked is a good color on him, too!
Saturday, April 10, 2010
My life, my work has always been about family, first as a daughter, a sister, a grandchild—those roles shaped the way I viewed the work, home and abroad. In the unfamiliar and therefore exotic, I have found my own reflection, created and discovered my histories; I have seen other families and dynamics and come to see my own family and history in a new way. Now, all is changed, shaped by this ferocious tiger-love that is motherhood. I see my day to day as though an anthropologist observing a unique tribe of strange, little creatures whose language eludes me, whose actions are pure instinct and whose lives are mine to protect and bear witness to.
When I travel now it is with their sticky fingers entwined in mine, or even, when I travel without them, I awaken in the night certain I have heard the baby crying for his milk, although he is far away. Their births have changed how I look through the camera, what I photograph and why. They have become part of the landscape that I photograph, part of the exotic and unfamiliar so that each new destination becomes part of our family, part of our history.
When I travel now it is with their sticky fingers entwined in mine, or even, when I travel without them, I awaken in the night certain I have heard the baby crying for his milk, although he is far away. Their births have changed how I look through the camera, what I photograph and why. They have become part of the landscape that I photograph, part of the exotic and unfamiliar so that each new destination becomes part of our family, part of our history.
Emmet in Belfast
Friday, February 26, 2010
The twins learn to stand
My twins are learning to stand. So cute and determined. Seems like during January and February everything slows down, I do less weddings and portraits, less running around... everything but these two... they are speeding up!











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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Darling Baby Mia--Sneek Peek!
Lucky me! Today I got to photograph lovely Mia and her gorgeous parents! She was all full of snuggly sweetness...

Mia is ready for the World Cup this summer!


Every girl needs a little punk rock fashion!

Mia was even happy to go outside...

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Friday, January 15, 2010
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