I'm excited to officially launch this new print today!
Hold onto your hope, which is like an unbreakable anchor tying your soul to God himself.
This craziness on set
The photoshoot was an eeeaaaaaaarly fall morning outside of Austin, Texas
I forgot a lens shade (hence my hand covering the sun to reduce lens flare).
The wardrove started out as blue. But when editing, I decided gold was much better.
We used real anchors and rope.
I was originally going to have her coming out of the water - hence the splash pictures. But then, in the end, I decided I like her flying over the water.
We got one photo-shoot in before this one and then shot 6 more the rest of the day! It was BIG day!
Massie thank you to my dear friends Brittany and Elise (model) for camping out with me and waking up at sunrise to get 'er done!
In this final article of the series, I provide several great framing resources to get you started. The most important goal: Don't let the final task of framing keep your art in storage! You purchased it because it moves you. Go get it up so you can enjoy it!
A frame is not the hero, your art is! But your hero will fail without proper support. Here are 8 keys and secrets to picking the best frame, glass, and mat to display for your new art.
I photographed this image in the summer of 2019, before I knew the desperate need of perspective, rest, clarity, and fun that we would all be longing for in 2020! Late one night, made my way carefully down the pitch-black, dirt road for the final night of my summer road trip. Photoshoot adventures are my favorite! After doing these photo-shoot adventures for years, I've found that sleeping in my tiny car at the trailhead is the best way for me to NOT oversleep for early hikes!
