Senior Portraits: Phoebe

I took two sets of Phoebe: one with her dog, Ivy, at Keeneland, and one out in Hartford with her horse, Max.

Rain or Shine

Sometimes all you need is to get back to nature… rain or shine.

a walk in the woods

Today I was introduced to one of the most amazing people I’ve met since I came to Owensboro a month ago.

Meet I.E. Badger, a former art teacher in Hancock County.

Badger lives with her dog, Fella, in a small cabin in Hawesville. Her house is full of colors and trinkets, and lit by sunlight. It was one of the most beautiful and cozy homes I’ve ever been in.

Badger and I talked about our dogs while I played with Fella and his blue bunny (seen on the floor in the photo above).

“I don’t know what I’d do without him,” Badger said. “If he goes first, I tell you what… I’m going to grab his tail and go with him.”

Spring Workshop 2008

I feel a little guilty about not having been able to post any pictures while I was away at workshop, but what could I do? I had no internet access! Anyway, I’ll be picking up those pictures from Jim tomorrow, so here are my photos from today’s Kernel:

multimedia project

I’ve decided to embark on a multimedia project about the humane society and abandoned animals. Right now, I think I’m going to have to cancel my interviews because Jim needs the sound equipment for the workshop this weekend, which sucks. I hope people are available next week.

 

life’s not fair…

…to a lot of animals.

I’m working on the Spay Day story, still. I can’t decide if this is a good picture or not. Comments?