Just a quick post as I get ready for a busy day.  Here is another one that I’m going to use for the mural that I’m building for the photography studio entry way.  OK, time to grab a quick breakfast in Seattle and then on with the day. 

Initially I wasn’t too sure about adding a black and white photograph to the mural because almost all of the other photographs are currently in color.  But after playing around with some layout options I think its going to look great. 

For anyone that has been to our photography studio in Seattle and walked into the presentation room you might recognize this one.  The original piece of art is on the wall presented on a beautiful 20×30 wrapped canvas photograph that looks simply stunning. There is something amazingly powerful about her eyes that draws viewers to it.  It receives so many compliments and never fails to get a reaction and hence I had to add it to the mural.

So I thought it was about time I added a boy to the other photographs of the mural that I’m building for the photography studio entry way.   Seeing that Seattle is sorta seeing signs that maybe Spring might be here at last with Saturdays beautiful sunny day I thought it would make sense to add one of this young guy outside.   

I’ll try and get the other photographs posted soon so that I can show you what I’m working on. 

Where has the week gone I wonder!  

I have been busy getting ready for an upcoming photography show here in Seattle, preparing the various pieces for the exhibition.  More news on that in a little while.  In the meantime here is another print that I’m going to use for the mural that I want to make for the front of the studio.  Such a cute photograph of this lovely young lady.    

One of the many projects I have been working on lately is to create a mural of some of my favorite photographs that will go into the entrance way of the studio to greet folks when they visit.  The ideal is to group together photographs that show just the faces of children of various stages of their life to create something that truly celebrates the beauty and wonder of childhood.   I’m going to start posting a number of captures individually and then I’ll piece together the full mural to see the end result.  

First up is Veronica in a thoughtful moment.