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Posted on November 24, 2010
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We don’t get breathtaking color here.
No one’s making a pilgrimage to Charleston to catch the leaves change.
But we work with what we have.
I found this little spot on a path behind our house yesterday. I’d never thought to shoot there before.
Posted on November 15, 2010
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An out of town couple hired me to take some candid portraits of them while they vacationed at the Inn at Middleton Place.
They were such lovely people, and so playful and so in love.
And the bonus was that I was able to visit the secluded inn. I’ve heard great things about it, but never seen it.
The clients had already checked out of their room for the shoot, but they tell me there were real wood-burning fireplaces in the rooms, and a tub big enough to swim laps in. Add a stunning, unique juxtaposition of modern, floor-to-ceiling glass windows organically softened by climbing ivy, and I was as besotted with the inn as the couple was with each other. My jaw dropped, too, when they told me how reasonable the off-season rates were. Once we find an overnight babysitter for all three monkeys, we’re there!
The couple were a bit blog-shy, but they agreed to let me post a few pictures that help tell the story of their relationship and the gorgeous setting.
That’s all folks
Posted on November 10, 2010
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But that’s no fun, compared to reading a book
Admiring one’s pedicure
Being busted jumping on the bed 2 minutes later
Refusing to stop jumping on the bed
Wiping out
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Posted on November 6, 2010
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Once it’s below about 78 degrees, I go into hibernation mode.
Every year, I get lulled into a false sense of security when we can still wear flip flops on Halloween. Then, the jig is up.
Every year, same deal.
Never ceases to amaze me–how fast it happens.
Here are some nice, summery shots I took in our back yard last week-ish:
And now it’s freezing.
Two days ago:
