I am thrilled to have my photographs included in the Spring 2011 edition of Airstream Life Magazine, including the cover! As I traveled the country, I was fortunate enough to meet so many amazing people and on Labor Day weekend, Max and I headed to upstate New York to gather with Westy owners for their annual Westyfest event. The cover photograph was a candid moment between Tim Frazier, his wife Margaret and their dog, Lucy in front of their Westy.
Inside, there are more photographs from the event including Zach and Deb Wood's son Zane. I just love Zane and he is a joy to photograph. When I first arrived, I was able to take a portrait of friends Peter, Dick, Bill and Juju. Bill owns the property that everyone camped on and even offered Max and I our own Westy to stay in while we were there. We accepted and fell in love with this way of camping. I love my tent but have to say that the Westy is easy to fall in love with.
There is also another article on Robert Ramirez's Pin Up Hair design and his Airstream. I met Robert when I went to the Johnny Cash festival last year and took photographs of all of the pin ups and festivities. I was immediately drawn to his airstream and business.
A huge thank you to Rich Luhr for the opportunity!
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Friday, April 30, 2010
MOPLA Group Show Opening Night
The one word that comes to mind for being accepted in the MOPLA group show is grateful. I am so honored to be selected to be a participant in the opening lastnight.
Simply put, the show was amazing. To be included alongside such talented and creative photographers was such a thrill (for a complete list, click HERE). I am completely inspired by the work that was showcased in the show and the entire experience left me with a heightened feeling of hope. I can't wait to continue on this journey to see what's next.
The moment I stepped foot in the Smashbox studios gallery (hosted by Dee DeLara), I knew that I was in for treat. Every inch of space on the walls were filled with photographs portraying beauty in every aspect. I had several favorite artists and took a tour around the space over and over again, seeing something new each time. If you were not able to make the show, the photographs will remain on the walls for the next few weeks and I would recommend a visit.
"Dixie" (The Corgi with the Airstream) would like to say hi to you from the wall. Just like she's saying hello to these gentlemen.
When I wandered across the USA last year with my little point and click in hand, I had no idea that it would lead up to this. Taking photographs has completely changed my life. I see things differently, feel things differently and I have this constant urge to see more. Good news is...that is precisely what I am going to do. In exactly a month, I am packing the few things I need in my car and am headed out once again on the open road without an agenda. My dog, Max and I are going to set out to get lost in this country to see where that takes us. I look forward to this journey and sharing it with you.
I wanted to extend a heartfelt thank you to Cat Jimenez and Hossein Farmini for the opportunity and to Jamie Familara for her constant coordination and excellent attention to detail.
I am truly grateful.
Simply put, the show was amazing. To be included alongside such talented and creative photographers was such a thrill (for a complete list, click HERE). I am completely inspired by the work that was showcased in the show and the entire experience left me with a heightened feeling of hope. I can't wait to continue on this journey to see what's next.
The moment I stepped foot in the Smashbox studios gallery (hosted by Dee DeLara), I knew that I was in for treat. Every inch of space on the walls were filled with photographs portraying beauty in every aspect. I had several favorite artists and took a tour around the space over and over again, seeing something new each time. If you were not able to make the show, the photographs will remain on the walls for the next few weeks and I would recommend a visit. "Dixie" (The Corgi with the Airstream) would like to say hi to you from the wall. Just like she's saying hello to these gentlemen.
When I wandered across the USA last year with my little point and click in hand, I had no idea that it would lead up to this. Taking photographs has completely changed my life. I see things differently, feel things differently and I have this constant urge to see more. Good news is...that is precisely what I am going to do. In exactly a month, I am packing the few things I need in my car and am headed out once again on the open road without an agenda. My dog, Max and I are going to set out to get lost in this country to see where that takes us. I look forward to this journey and sharing it with you.
I wanted to extend a heartfelt thank you to Cat Jimenez and Hossein Farmini for the opportunity and to Jamie Familara for her constant coordination and excellent attention to detail. I am truly grateful.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Ocean Breeze Airstream Dreams
It's been on my mind. A lot. I am getting ready to leave again to wander the country and ever since I stepped into an airstream for the first time a few weeks ago, I can't seem to get it off of my mind. They are so beautiful and shiny! I love my little teardrop trailer, "trailie" but standing up in my favorite Ocean Breeze International Airstream 16 foot trailer is something I won't soon forget. I love it.
I think it would be great to own a beautiful piece of land where I can set up vintage trailers and Airstreams so people can come and live the trailer life for the weekend, a week or a month. No need to own one, just have a similar dream of living in one and to give it a try. Each trailer would have a different theme to it. I've seen a few parks around that are like this but I think there is always room for more! Ahhh, that would be a wonderful life.
Some people dream of living in large homes with nice cars and clothes but for me, living in a trailer somewhere beautiful would do it for me. Better yet, a trailer can take you to many places that are beautiful. Wherever you can park!
I am going to roam around in my tent this year and will continue thinking about my dream. I know that similar people have the airstream dream and I know of one who made her dream a reality. When I wrote about my experience traveling with the ladies and their airstreams, I received a letter from Jennifer that read:
"I love your photography, and wanted to let you know what happened after you posted those amazing photos of Airstreams a few weeks ago. They've had quite an effect on my husband's and my life!
I first saw that set of photos on a Saturday morning, while my hubby was out on a long bike ride. I was not only blown away by your amazing photography, but was reminded of how much I LOVE Airstreams.
My main thought was, "Someday…." And then I thought, "Why someday? Why not now?!" I couldn't think of a good reason why not. And I could think of a long list of reasons why an Airstream is actually the perfect thing for us, right now. When my husband got home, I suggested we drive to the closest Airstream dealer (an hour away). Fortunately he was totally game, and we went that afternoon.
Flash forward three weeks: We are now the proud owners of a 19' Airstream, as well as a new truck to tow it with! I am SO psyched and cannot wait to hit the road with it. We're going to start out with weekend trips first, but hope to do a long trip this summer as well.
And it all began because of your photos! I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU for the inspiration. And I think maybe the Airstream dealer owes you a commission. :-)"
Good for you Jennifer! Way to go! Let's all get out there and realize our dreams, no matter what they are. Time is the only thing we are losing. Anyone have a campground for sale?
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