I had the pleasure of creating Charlie’s very first portraits, when he was just a day shy of one month old. He was so patient and sweet that I got a full hour with him, without tears! Towards the end of the shoot, his mom put him in a bee costume, which we swooned over, but he didn’t like so much. I just had to share these sweet portraits of little Charlie…
Month: January 2010
Nabbed and Instantly Broadcast
When I started this blog in October of 2007, I saw it as a two-year endeavor, emulating a two-year Master’s Degree in fine art. The concept was to keep my creativity alive — having made the photography that was once only a hobby into a full-time job, I wanted to make sure I had a forum for non-professional creative endeavors (i.e., explored for their own sake) and a place to document thoughtful meanderings. Over time, the University of Sarah has evolved in many ways – using the term “fine art” loosely at times, other times blending over into literature, and sometimes simply exploring new thoughts and sharing ideas I came across. Continue reading “Nabbed and Instantly Broadcast”
Happy New Year, 2010
My clients impressed me with their taste and creativity this past holiday season – having each designed a unique expression of themselves to share with family and friends. Their self-conceptualized holiday cards included everything from pre-designed matte finish flat cards, to custom letterpress with hand-mounted prints, to custom graphics-enhanced glossy prints, to photo-quality folded cards. Below are some of my favorite holiday cards sent by my clients this past year, featuring portraits I shot in November and December.
