By Emily on July 15, 2011
{Just full disclosure: wrote this last week before the computer/USB debacle. So finding and uploading the photos got a touch more complicated. But by then I had added the drop cap L, and…well, here we are.} ast night, after plans changed slightly from what I was anticipating, I came home and watched Annie Leibovitz: Life [...]
Posted in a few of my favorite things, photographer crush, photography | Tagged Annie Leibovitz, documentary, Netflix, photography, portraits
By Emily on October 25, 2010
I’m always on the lookout for cheap, affordable, (relatively) healthy recipes. For easy weeknight meals, sometimes the mommy magazines are the best resource. No weird ingredients that are impossible to find. No obscure spices. Short ingredient lists and not-too-complicated instructions. Just my speed. And so I picked up a Family Circle a week or two [...]
Posted in a few of my favorite things, adventures in cooking, photographer crush | Tagged artistry, David Prince, food photography, photographer crush
By Emily on September 7, 2010
As promised, I have the first Photographer Crush in the series. This time around, I’m featuring the incredible work of France Ruffenach. Because I wasn’t really anticipating this series, I can’t remember where I heard about her – but I am smitten with her beautiful diptychs. Isn’t there an art to creating great diptychs? Most [...]
Posted in blog, photographer crush, things that make me smile | Tagged diptychs, food, France Ruffenach, interiors, photographer crush, portfolio, travel
By Emily on September 6, 2010
I spend a lot of time online, and before I know it, I’ve got 25 tabs open in Firefox. I rarely have time to get through all of those links by the time I need to move on, and so I am constantly trying to figure out how to organize all of that newfound information. [...]
Posted in blog, photographer crush, things that make me smile | Tagged Blogging Your Way, Flickr, online portfolios, photographer crush, photography, series
I like writing, photography, reading, music, design, typography, paper products, days in the seventies and sparkly snow, Spanish wine and cans of PBR. I spent a year in Córdoba, Spain, working as a language and culture assistant through the Spanish government, traveling, and writing about it here. After a few years back in my home state of Montana, I moved to Austin, Texas, where I like to go exploring, take pictures of my food, write letters, dream of far-off places, and think about concepts of home.
