7.08.2010
7.05.2010
105:365 Threes 7.5.10
Buses.
Yes, there are 3 of them. The 1st one is small in the photo, but you can see it between the other two, down the road. These are the buses taking the Teen Mission to Israel participants to the airport. I was on the Teen Mission as a staff member in 2006 and as a participant in 1998. Two of the best summers ever. I'm sure this one is going to be great. My cousin, Jake, is on the trip. That's my Aunt Susie waving goodbye. Have a safe trip guys!
104:365 Threes 7.4.10
clowns.
At the Huntington Woods 4th of July parade. Don't worry, they didn't float away.
103:365 Threes 7.3.10
tails.
Happy 3rd of July! It took Hazel, Buster and Phoebe a few tries to sit together, but thanks to my sister, an animal trainer (and a few doggie treats) they obliged.
7.04.2010
Inn at St. John Wedding - Julie & Kurt
A few of my favorite photographs from Julie & Kurt's Wedding at the Inn at St. John in Northville. I also had the privilege of working with Carolyn Hefner of The China Closet. She helped with my wedding, so it was fun to be on the other side of things and work with her.
7.03.2010
Celebration!
Check out the Free Press (page 3D) and the Detroit News (page 3C) for the Celebration! section featuring Sarah & Darren and Jennifer & Jeremy's weddings.
7.01.2010
100:365 Threes 6.30.10
Bamboo.
Is bamboo both singular and plural (like sheep)? Or would I say this photo is of 3 bamboos? English is one silly language. Anyway, I couldn't resist the unreal puffy clouds we had today. It was like the opening credits from the Simpsons. I found these three lovely bamboo(s), which were reminiscent of the evolution of man, at Mind, Body & Spirits in Rochester where I was photographing a white sangria for StyleLine (look for it in the September issue).
99:365 Threes 6.29.10
Judges.
It was our little Huntington Woods version of toddlers in tiaras. Welcome to the baby parade. This long tradition involves children (under the age of 2) running around, playing with each other, while three senior citizens rate them in categories like "biggest eyes," "reddest hair," and "best tumbler." At the end of the judging (which went on for way too long this year), the awards are given and every child receives some kind of award. Matilda was crowned "Most Enthusiastic." Then, as if this weren't enough, two lucky children have their names chosen from a hat to be crowned Little Miss/Master Huntington Woods. Their prize? They get to ride in the annual 4th of July parade and throw candy (that they probably can't eat) at all the kids watching the parade while hanging out of a convertible. This year's winner... RUBY (one of Matilda's best friends). We are taking bets to see if she will be a big sister before the parade. Her mom is due any day now.
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