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I thought July was so striking and gorgeous, I really wish I had got to photograph her for longer. She is one of the many people I met at the Photographer meet-up in Sedona last month. Here is a link to her business where she sells swaroski crystals. Check it out, they are beautiful.
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This article that I read a couple months ago was so cute, about a 4 year old boy named Dexter who likes to cook, but is allergic to eggs, so his dad has to come up with alternative recipes since so many things have eggs in them. So this recipe for tangerine icecream is actually for tangerine sherbet. It sounds so good and I want to stay up and make it.
1/2 teaspoon gelatin
2 1/4 pounds tangerines
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup heavy cream, chilled.
1. Freeze the canister of an ice-cream maker overnight
( rest of the recipe here. )
Lately I really want to make sweet stuff. Like tangerine icecream and butterscotch cookies and limeade. And ride my bike around my neighborhood all night smelling the orange blossoms. I love this time of year.
**Photography returning soon. I'm taking longer in post processing because I have been figuring out all sorts of new stuff in photoshop! yay for photoshop!
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Last week for my birthday, some friends met up with me and we went to Northlight Gallery at Ariz. State University to see a show called Artistic Process: evolving photographic techniques.
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| Artistic Process: evolving photographic techniques Feb. 23 - April 11 Tickets: Free  |
| Artistic Process: evolving photographic techniques Explores image-making by contemporary artists and 19th century photographers utilizing a broad spectrum of techniques from the daguerreotype to digital. Through these images we see photography evolve into an expressive form of art-making from a science of recording information. |
Mark Osteman
There were photos made from all sorts of mysterious chemical processes that people dreamed up in the 1800s to capture images. Seeing all the images really made me want to take alternative photo processes again like I did when I went to ASU. As I was leaving I saw these flyers for alternative processes photography classes at the Tilt Gallery in Phoenix, which might be really cool to take sometime.
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Totally having fun reading the Mammoth Men . It's 12 guy photographers who the only thing they ever seem to do is have BIG TIME FUN. They are in Park City, Utah right now. Check out the blog, it's so goofy and fun. :)
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Timothy likes to garden. He's reviewing all the seed packets. Cell phone pic by Becky.
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More photos of Angela + Jono from our trip/meet-up in Sedona last month with a bunch of photographers. One of my many plans for tomorrow is to start mailing off CDs of the Sedona photos to the gorgeous brides and grooms. Definitely the plan.
I love Angela's hair. I love this photo below, although it was actually taken before they were ready. To me it looks like Jono is talking on his cell phone, but he isn't. Very soon after this though, he pulled out his cell phone and started taking pictures of his beautiful new wife. I thought that was sooo cute.
{Planning a wedding for 2010 or 2011 in Arizona and need photographers? We're booking! Contact me, Brenda Eden, to find out more. Just email me at [email protected] and I will send you a link to our wedding photography information. If you know your date, please include that date in your email, so I can let you know right away if we have your date available. Thanks and Happy Wedding Planning!!! :)}
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Dear Bono,
Thank you so much for making such pretty new songs. They came at just the right time. I was aching for something new, something to use as a soundtrack to remember this time in my life. I have to admit I have listened to Moment of Surrender over and over and haven't gotten around to the other songs that much, but that's how I roll, haha, I mean that's how I get into music, one song at a time, over and over. Although I do like the Boots song too. I hear the line All our children are screaming and I just picture all your kids and your bandmates' kids all at the fair and well I like that song too. So when are you touring? Please come to Phoenix for at least two nights, but not until I have time to save up $ for front row seats! Delightfully yours, B. E.
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Dear Spring,
Oh gorgeous Spring, you smell intoxicating. I ride my shiny purple girl bike around the neighborhood and can barely stand how lovely the night air is. The smell of orange blossoms just does something to me. I beg of you though, please don't give way to Summer too soon. These high 80 degrees days are worrying to say the least! Usually I think we don't smell the orange blossoms til Easter-time. In April. I simply must get out and enjoy you while I can. Endlessly yours, B.
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Dearest little Photo Blog,
Regularly scheduled pictures will be returning soon. I blame technical difficulties and an ickey sticky spell of the cold and flu as of late, for my ignoring you so much. Just wait for this weekend! Love ya, B.
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Dear Sleep!
Have I ever told you how much I love you and how I never can get enough of you??!! Ha! See ya soon. <3, me
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