I am passionate about being a part of Flashes of Hope.
This beautifully framed “Thank You” arrived in my mailbox recently and I was moved to tears to see how much of a difference a picture makes.
Flashes of Hope is a national nonprofit organization whose goal is to photograph every child with cancer until every child is cured.
PLEASE help US make a difference!!!
www.flashesofhope.org/donate and choose the Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter.
We decided to head out one afternoon to the DART rail and try a NEW place for lunch.
Mama Faye’s BBQ was suggested to us by our post master, so off we went.
Along the way, I decided to take pix of John Brooks to tell our Urban Excursion story.
Had the BEST day.
I am a part of Flashes of Hope and am passionate about photographing children fighting cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.
We need to raise $2000 this year – won’t you please consider a donation towards this cause.
The Dallas Stars are our sponsor, and our job here locally is to simply raise $2000 to be able to continue the work we are doing.
When you get to the donate page, simply choose Dallas – Fort Worth as the donation to support. ♥
Thank you for your contribution.
Flashes of Hope is a national nonprofit organization whose goal is to photograph every child with cancer until every child is cured.
I am apart of a creative group called The Collective. Over the weekend we had a black & white film processing workshop.
I chose to take black & white polaroids of everyone with their film cameras. This is a collection of “1 Take Portraits”.
I used FP-3000B instant black & white film and lit them using an IANEBEAM 1000 constant light.
The Collective is a GREAT community of artists.
create. connect. inspire.
I think moustaches are a funny craze, but even FUNNIER upside down.
I recently met John Schnatter (founder of Papa John’s Pizza) while doing production stills for The Loomis Agency.
Had a really good time with the entire crew that night.
Better Ingredients. Better Pizza. Papa John’s.
Abfalleimer is German for trash can.
I have been on a quest for a cool barrel of some sort for our loft dwelling for quite some time.
While out in East Texas, we stumbled upon Caspar & Gerard’s Antiques.
THERE is where I found my AMAZING German trash can. I couldn’t imagine ANYTHING more perfect.
