Switzerland Travel Photography
Riding the gondola toward the peak of Mount Pilatus resembles my life. Anticipation isn’t the only thing that rises as we near the summit. The fog becomes dense, resulting in little to no visibility. I traveled Switzerland eleven years ago. Hence, photographing fog for over a decade. But it wasn’t until recently that these…
Read MoreEmbracing Failure Leads Somewhere
Embracing failure has its perks. If I said I was destined to be a portrait and wedding photographer, I’d be lying. Although, it’s no coincidence I started this business. Friends and family insisted I photograph them. And, I’m grateful they did. I have to be honest with you. Embracing failure is hard. It’s taken me several years…
Read MoreAbandoned Arizona Photography
I pull out the map from the glove box and open it with excitement. We’re off to Supai, Arizona. On the open road of Route 66, traveling from Kingman headed east. “Take a left, we’ll reach Supai in 64 miles,” I say. We drive for miles, thinking our final destination for the evening is Supai,…
Read MoreAdventures on the Farm at Cristo Rey Ranch
SSM Health asked me to photograph Adventures on the Farm at Cristo Rey Ranch. I attended this event in years past. Therefore, I knew how spectacular it was. I happily reserved the date for Adventures on the Farm. As a freelance photographer, it’s rewarding to accept jobs that feel right. Declining those that don’t. I…
Read MoreWisconsin Lake Cottage Available For Rent
Lakeglass Cottage is now booking accommodations along the Lake Michigan shoreline. This mid-century modern lake cottage is a new construction located near Sheboygan, Wisconsin. It includes modern amenities, providing you with the conveniences of home. Consider this a home away from home. I dream about spending my days at this lake cottage. Waking to the…
Read MoreIlluminating Women Exhibition
Illuminating Women exhibition coming soon to Thelma We’re working diligently on our upcoming exhibition, Illuminating Women. This exhibition will shine a light on inspiring women in our community. It’s been over a year in the making. Therefore, we’re excited about the progress we’ve made thus far. Seeing Illuminating Women come into fruition is a dream come true. For this reason,…
Read MoreWisconsin Artist Makes Confession
I’m a small-town Wisconsin artist. “You can’t just be an artist!” They stated. I’ve heard this statement all my life. AND actually believed it. Now I find myself asking, “Why Not?” As a Wisconsin artist, I know I can build the business of my dreams. 3 Questions I’m pondering as an artist: Why can’t…
Read MoreArtist’s Journey Through The Fog
Fog comes in many forms. Therefore, it can be found anywhere from our brains to the environment. After living in this fog for nearly two decades, I refuse to remain in the midst of it. An artist’s journey through the fog is long, complex and unclear. Fog is beautiful. Although, it may not seem like…
Read MoreOak Tree Memorial For Miscarriage
Miscarriage is hard. Five years ago, I had a miscarriage. Had I written this when the miscarriage happened, it would read differently. For me, understanding trickled in as time passed and God’s plan began unfolding in my life. Truth is, I never pictured myself as a mother. Call me crazy, but I didn’t spend my nights…
Read MoreLumineers Concert At Pabst Theater
The Lumineers kick off their world tour at The Pabst Theater. After picking up our will-call tickets, we enter the historic theater. Phones must be locked in the provided cases, ALL recording devices are prohibited. We head for the bar and I order the biggest can of White Claw I’ve ever seen. After mingling in…
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