It’s been a crazy, fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants, balls-to-the-wall, non-stop year. I’ve grown immensely as a photographer and as a business owner and things just keep getting better and better. I really can’t express how grateful I am to the photographic community at large and the wedding photography community specifically for being so open, helpful and generally fantastic all the time. I have so so much to be thankful for and I haven’t even stopped talking about my business yet.
I don’t know if I’ve mentioned this, but I’m a foodie. I eat. I eat a lot, that’s true, but more than eating quantity, I want to eat variety. Give me a tasting menu any day. If it’s weird, I want to try it. I’m not the girl that gets the caesar salad everywhere to “compare”. No, I want the broiled squid or the oxtail or something with the word “reduction” in it. I’m rarely so happy as when I am tasting.
I think I’ve probably done enough talking about all my travels, but wanted to share this image I took as my plane landed in Boston. I didn’t even realize what was on the rocks down there when I was taking it – just liked the starkness of the scenery. As we passed it, I realized it was a lighthouse and got kind of excited about the frame. It’s interesting how different the world looks from up high.