Monthly Archives: October 2008

#106…Whitebox

Ok, I know its been a few days too long since I blogged. My apologies. I had a bunch of sessions, a bunch of orders, plus a huge fundraiser (auction) for my kids school that I’d been helping plan for the last year. Suffice it to say that I’m officially too busy. I bet I’m...

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{new freebie up}

Click the freebies link in the top banner for the new freebie template. Leave a comment if you are enjoying these!
best,
Mary

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#105…Mandy Carroll

Mandy Carroll works out of Virgina, around Charlottesville & Richmond, and her work has a lovely light airyness to it that I just adore. Her black and white conversions are especially exquisite, some of the better I’ve seen lately.
This blog is a newer blog for Mandy, from switching over from her blogspot one fairly recently,...

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#104…The Life of a Photograph by Sam Abell

I was fortunate to get an advance copy of The Life of a Photographby Sam Abell to review before it’s release today. In this lovely coffee-table style book, Sam, a photographer for National Geographic, shares 200 of his amazing images taken over the last 40 years. This is a book that you will gain inspiration...

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#103…Jen Baltgalvis

Jen Baltgalvis works in the central PA area, and has a fun, fresh and commerical feel to her work on her blog that I know you will enjoy. Jen is really talented in many areas of photography, from babies to seniors to weddings, and I really enjoy the mix on her blog of sessions and...

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Sorry to have been MIA~!

I was out of town for a long weekend Up North (MN) with my wonderful family, and meant to blog from there, but it wouldn’t work with my iPhone for some reason! I will have several new blogs featured this week, and in a few minutes, will have a great new freebie up from LCH...

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#102…Julie Ranee

I came upon Julie’s blog on the Beyond Just Images forum, in a thread where many photographers were talking about their favorite family photographer. I checked her our and I LOVE her laid back, comfortable approach to her work. At the top of her blog she calls it “stress free family/senior photography” and I couldn’t...

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Blogs of Photogs is on Facebook

Blogs of Photogs now has it’s very own Facebook page! You can become a fan by visiting this link 
and clicking “become a fan”. 
Hope to see you there!
Mary

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#101…Defining Details Photography

Shannon Snyder, of Defining Details, works in and around Hermiston, OR and Tri-Cities, WA. Shannon seems to be another photographer that does it all. Her blog features photos of everything ranging from maternity to children, to high school seniors and engagements & weddings. Her most recent posts have some great senior photos, love her quotes...

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#100 (!!)….Kelly Baxter

So, before you go take a look at Kelly’s blog, know this: she first picked up a camera not even a year and a half ago. She studied books, practiced tons- and had her first session in August ‘07. She is obviously a quick study, and has a lot of natural talent, because for a...

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#99…Shannon Holden

Shannon Holden’s blog and site feature photographs that just seem to glow from within. The quality of light is phenomenal, she does such a breathtaking job of capturing the light, and almost wrapping it around her subjects. After looking over her whole blog and site, I finally read a bit about her, and found that we share...

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#98…Heather Mosher

Heather Mosher works out of NY and NJ and surrounding areas, but my favorite photos on her site and blog are the ones she makes in Tribeca in NYC. The textures and depth and tones in them are just richly luscious and make me want to do more urban photography in my own downtown area. You...

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