Little Farmer Fine Art Film Photography

By laura / August 4, 2025 /

A Film Photographer’s Journey Through The Little Farmer in Malone, Wisconsin What began as a passion for travel photography slowly transformed into a love for my home state of Wisconsin.  Armed with a 35mm camera and a curious spirit, I began exploring Wisconsin with fresh eyes.  From the rolling hills of the Driftless Area to…

Acadia National Park

By laura / October 9, 2024 / Comments Off on Acadia National Park

Exploring Acadia National Park: A Journey Through Coastal Beauty Nestled along the rugged coastline of Maine, Acadia National Park offers a breathtaking fusion of natural beauty, coastal landscapes, and rich history.  As one of the first national parks east of the Mississippi, Acadia boasts an array of scenic wonders that can captivate any traveler.  Whether…

Lake Michigan Cottage Vacation

By laura / January 19, 2022 / Comments Off on Lake Michigan Cottage Vacation

Our Lake Michigan cottage vacation was truly amazing. Fog moves in quickly, consuming us.  It’s late spring, but the chill in the air makes it feel otherwise.  We’re wrapped in blankets, head to toe.  Able to move just enough to sip our wine and tend to the fire.  Two cousins, a sister and me. Between…

Dreaded Life Question

By laura / October 20, 2021 /

It’s been nearly a decade since I wrote about my dreaded life question. What do I want to be when I grow up? I realized the importance of that original blog post while attempting to edit it.  That post is part of my story, and I can’t change it, so why try?  After reflecting on…

100 Day Project Begins Today

By laura / October 6, 2021 /

The 100 Day Project begins today! My palms are sweaty and my heart is racing.  I have no idea what I’m in for.  Sure, it’s exciting at first, but aren’t all new endeavors? 100 blog posts in 100 days.  It may not seem like much to you, but this is huge for me.  This is…

Wisconsin Artist Ken Voigt

By laura / July 21, 2021 / Comments Off on Wisconsin Artist Ken Voigt

This is the story of how Ken Voigt of Freedom Ink became a Wisconsin artist. Decades ago, Ken was working with a local printer when he was exposed to a degreasing solvent.  This exposure caused damage to his central nervous system resulting in tremors.  After rounds of various medications, Ken experienced memory lose resembling amnesia. …

Inspirational Coffeehouse Conversation

By laura / February 10, 2021 /

An inspirational coffeehouse conversation made me realize something. I’m not alone on this journey and either are you.  Just when I feel alone and think I’m the only one struggling to figure things out, the inspirational coffeehouse conversation helps put things in perspective. For 20 years, I didn’t know what I wanted to be when…

Gratitude Practice During Hard Times

By laura / November 5, 2020 /

Gratitude and the strength to let go. Some days are hard. Some weeks, months, even years are hard.  When I’m in a rut, I remember the beauty that surrounds me EVERY DAY.  I practice gratitude for all that I have in life, especially during the difficult times. I read the daily devotion from Jesus Calling…

August Haven Exhibits Local Artists

By laura / August 25, 2020 / Comments Off on August Haven Exhibits Local Artists

August Haven supports local artists. And I’m so grateful they do.  As an artist and photographer, I’m honored to have my work on display at August Haven.  A portion of my Living In The Fog series is exhibited as a gallery wall.  August Haven’s talented designers arranged furniture around my photographs resulting in a warm…

Family Activities In Northern Wisconsin

By laura / September 25, 2018 / Comments Off on Family Activities In Northern Wisconsin

Our family activities vary with each visit to the Wisconsin Northwoods. On this particular day, we decided to go mini golfing.  My son’s FAVORITE.  It’s important to capture these moments before they’re gone. We returned here for Labor Day weekend and it was closed.  It made me sad, we love this place.  As a result,…