back in action

sorry for the drop in blogging lately, it has been a bit hectic and i have simply just not put it at the top of my list of to dos. but, i'm back at it now so enjoy!

all about family

thanks for allowing me to capture this special moment for you guys ~ it was a great time!

isn't she adorable?

sometimes you just can help but fall in love...and miss p was no exception to that rule! at 6 months this little cutie made all of us work for those smiles, but it was well worth it. you can almost hear her giggle just looking at the picture.

thanks mom & dad for allowing me to capture this special moment with you all ~

senior ambassadors: apply within

all about me photography is still taking applications for senior ambassadors within the austin-area for the class of 2009. drop me an email if interested.

this storyboard is just a sample of the many senior photos done for this lago vista graduate. earn extra perks just like this for being the top selling senior at your school. even if you are not part of the class of 2009 but have a friend that is have them get in touch with me.

westwood high school seniors ~ all about me photography is located right near you, enjoy the convenience and have fun doing your senior photos!

Making Cold And Wet And Foggy Look Good

Well, my Sony A700 came back from the shop just in time for this long stretch of cold, lousy weather. I wasn't going to let that stop me - but for some reason folks aren't very enthusiastic about outdoor shots in 40 degree mist and rain.

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Lucky for me, Kim had an open afternoon and off we went to East Downtown Austin. I think the weather made for a better B&W shot. Its a rare thing in Austin to need to bundle up like this, but it made for some really cool shots. I took quite a few around the murals and buildings - definitely a location for future sessions!

If you haven't had a chance, you should make a point to get over and see the beautiful murals. But its okay if you wait for it to warm up and dry out first.

The world's first photograph . . . is in Austin!

And has been for years. Amazing what you discover about whats in your own town. And here I was proud of finally getting to the farmer's market with my camera. Here in Austin you can go see the world's first photograph, made in 1826. Read more at the Harry Ransom Center's web site. Or even better - go see it!