What happened?

Humph! This blogging thing is just one more thing that I have to learn in the technological wonderland that is the world wide web!
For all of those of you who know me and had the first experience of seeing my website, I hope that you will enjoy this new and "livened" up version even better. I had an epiphany the other day: If I am going to make this business work, I must be willing to put myself into it. I cannot be stuck in the commercial portrait studio slump. I must get out and experiment with light, color, and relationships. I am going to try very hard to showcase people where they live, in their environment. I have visions of bold colors and editorial type images of a family in their house. Garden portraits are beautiful and fun but I must allow people to be who they are and help them to celebrate their own individuality. And in order to do that with any success I must do it for myself.
So, hopefully, you will notice a difference in my marketing style, my relationships with friends, family and clients, and most importantly I hope that you notice a difference in my level of customer service. I will strive to make you comfortable in your own skin and circumstance. Celebrate every stage in your life, we cannot progress without appreciation for the present.
What I am thankful for today: a loving family that supports me and believes in me. Thank you to my wonderful aunt and grandmother for taking care of my angels while I am at work, I know they are in safe hands.