Love letter to the Yankees.

love this shot. didn't think it was appropriate for my wedding clientele.

So the story goes, my friend from high school is a fantastic welder and restores old cars. He and his partner are phenomenal. He was telling me a story about how he doesn't care for "Yankees" with good reason, a Yankee sent him a severely bowed piece of glass that you literally could not see out of. Anyway, this is his love letter to that Yankee.

Find out more the Knuckleheads here.

Beauty

I am obsessed with these photographs of Amanda Shires.
Not bragging, just proud of what a fabulous model she is.
You can see more here.
Oh yeah, she's also about play her fiddle on the big picture screen. Check it out!

Rachel

meet Rachel.
She. is. adorable. I would not trade her for the world.

Beautiful Jessie.

Valentines.

My favorite holiday!


You can purchase it here.

ray and emily

I will post wedding pictures of this lovely couple soon.

Jeff & Mi-Sook

Paige and Robert!

These awesome invitations were made by Meredith Watson with Boo-Cat Designs. (She also happens to be the bride's sister! And my best friend! Double Bonus!)

Stolen Mustache

I may or may not be obsessed with mustaches. It all started with the project back in college, last year I reused the photos to compile this video.
More to come on this topic, I'm sure.

Red Rose Tea and Honey

Behold, an artist book of mine made to portray the progression of an obsession. (That statement would be a lot cooler if it didn't rhyme.)
It's a two part book, made from alternative or non-traditional materials thus conveying more information or insight, unique to the content and experience of the book. Each material was chosen carefully and specifically.
The words in the book, made of tea bags, displayed on the right read, "unwanted obsession". The sandpaper book, covered in a cloth tea bag contains a poem within. If you'd like to read it, please email or leave a comment and I'll send it to you.

a modern twist...

to a holiday wreath.

At this month's craft night, Cyndi pushed us to explore unknown territory. Wreaths. All in all, each one turned out unique and beautiful. (Forgive our forgetful minds, we did not take pictures that night.) Thanks to everyone who participated!

Little ones.

   

 

     

    

In an attempt to show you more of my photography, above are some of the most beautiful children I have ever seen, all in one family. All 4 girls and 2 boys had stunning eyes and vibrant little spirits. 

If you interested, you'll find more of Grace and my photographs here.

Images © 2008 Julie Cope Photography.