Autumn is here and the Winnie the Pooh feeling of blustery days and Pumpkin spice abound. I am starting fall sessions in Ohio and Tennessee two places with gorgeous changing leaves. I dare to say it's my favorite time of year, even though I love the beginning of every season, because it feels as though you're starting a new chapter. Fall brings sweater weather, planning for holidays, Friday night lights, and for us, lots of hikes. The days are still long, the skies are a brilliant blue and the wind is cool. This year I plan on carrying my camera with me everywhere..
What is your deeply buried gift? Don’t think it’s not down there. It is. Something is going to help it rise to the surface. When I was a child, I dreamt of going to Hollywood and making movies. I remember specifically knowing what it must feel like to do that very thing, although I was in the middle of a rural ranchette in Texas. I carried around a video recorder the size of carry on luggage, which attached to a giant news station style camera, and I made movies. I can think of three or four different films that were lost forever in the 80’s. I remember shooting portraits of my cats sitting alongside cowboy hats, with a little 110 camera, and writing story after story and reading book after book. Talking into an old recorder with an English accent, singing at the top of my lungs as I played the piano. These are the snapshots of my childhood forty years ago. When I graduated from the theatre department at Baylor University, I was not ready emotionally and did...



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