See this month’s issue of At Home Tennessee and read all about the YMCA Showcase Home in Brentwood! We shot on a super hot, sunny day, and I worked with a great team of designers to pull this shoot together.
I’ll add some more shots from the issue as soon as I can get back to my office–but for now the cover will suffice! (Or, simply get thee to a bookstore near you and grab a copy!)
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I photographed the Chattanooga Dream Home for the At Home Tennessee coverage for St. Jude Children’s Hospital back in May, and it was such a great insight into the people and businesses behind the scenes donating their work, time, and products to such a worthy cause.
There are dream homes across the country–you can enter to win via this link : St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway.
The Chattanooga Dream Home was built with the generous donations of so many, including Pratt & Associates, WRCB Channel 3, WUSY US-101, Trust Federal Credit Union, Chattanooga Times Free Press, Lowe’s, Walker’s Oak & More, Brizo, and JHP Contracting.
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to pick up the May issue of At Home Tennessee for my DIY Photography article! I share some of my tips and tricks for improving your photography.
This past weekend was a whirlwind… I photographed the Chattanooga St. Jude Dream Home for the upcoming Dream Home Giveaway, and then hoofed it up to Knoxville for the UT School of Law cookout, and then made it on over to Memphis for a private family shoot. I should have found a location in northern Tennessee just so I could say I visited all four borders in three days!
I’ll share more about the Dream Home giveaway in a few days… it is a super special project to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Hospital–a great combination of contributing to a very worthy cause and a chance to win a home among lots of other great prizes.
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We have done a lot of planting this past week in our yard–we’ve gotten vegetables, flowers, and a few different little trees in the ground. And I’m going to try as hard as I can to keep them alive! It’s no secret that I don’t have the greenest thumb around… but I am learning, and experimenting, and practicing!
I’m sure you’ve heard of the devastating floods in Nashville… It is so strange seeing so many familiar landmarks standing in water. And remember a few weeks ago, the shoot at the Opryland Hotel? It now has 10 feet of water in some places… dining room tables and cartons of wine glasses floating around. It’s absolutely unimaginable to me.
See how you can donate or volunteer here. HandsOn Nashville.
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