Nothing else matters, but the people we love and loving the land on which we live and breathe. Forget concrete and cars, careers and conflicts… instead, let’s escape for a day. We’ll leap over puddles and laugh ‘til we cry. We’ll gaze up at the birds and rest easy as the storm clouds pass.
In these moments, it’s true… nothing else matters.
April 12, 2011 - 2:50 pm - Thanks so much Teri! You're beautiful art work is indeed universally much appreciated! They are also dealing with radiation fears in the air, food and water. These pictures remind us to hold on to what is precious in life. It is WE who are honored!
April 13, 2011 - 7:07 am - Your welcome, Lynn. Your family is in my thoughts.. I hope they experience relief very soon. Photographing your girls was true inspiration to me to hang on to what matters. Their spirits are so bright and free.. it's contagious!
On two winter days And across the country apart, There are two boys who love to fly. With their wide eyes turned up to the sky, I see they are dreamers already. The first set of images was taken in December in Los Angeles, California. The second set was taken earlier this evening in Grand...
March 7, 2011 - 12:52 pm - such a cheery post, Teri! beautiful pictures, as always.
March 7, 2011 - 12:53 pm - thank you, jennie :)
I flew back to California this past December to photograph these tiny toes. I couldn’t have been happier to help welcome this little one to the world… I had just moved away from Los Angeles 2 months prior and, with a broken heart, I thought for sure I wouldn’t meet this little guy for …
February 15, 2011 - 5:27 pm - Teri, your photos are beautiful!
February 15, 2011 - 7:20 pm - thank you so much, erin!
February 16, 2011 - 3:28 pm - awhhh Teri...thank you for your kind words...you just brightened my day (and I will have you know that it is a dreary, rainy day in CA today)! we can't wait to see you again!
February 16, 2011 - 4:31 pm - your welcome, jennie! can't wait to see you, too!
I truly believe in the importance of capturing everyday life. Beyond the perfectly poised portrait, I feel there is an even larger place for the photographs that capture the in-between. The ever so ordinary. The Cheerios-on-chins and larger-than-life baby-food-bites kind of moments. He will only be this age once. I …
“True love wins” was the title of the email Stacy sent after I asked if she could share a few words describing her and Adam’s relationship (to simply inspire ideas for our engagement photo session.) The masterpiece I received in my inbox made my eyes well right up with tears. How lucky I …
January 30, 2011 - 4:50 pm - Beautiful, beautiful shots! I need some like that with my husband! :)
February 15, 2011 - 7:23 pm - Thanks, Betsy! Maybe we can cross paths sometime in MI. I'd love to meet you!
Looking back to last August/September when we were amidst the final stretch of planning and preparation for our big move, the days swirled together and vanished like leaves blowing in the wind. Spending time with close friends, visiting my favorite places, and photographing some of my wonderful clients during this brief and bittersweet time …
These two photographs appeared on the same roll of film as the Runyon photographs in my previous post and they stood out to me immediately. So, maybe it took me about 3 months to take 12 exposures on this roll of film using my plastic, imperfectly-perfect Diana camera (and 5 months before I actually …
January 14, 2011 - 2:10 pm - awesome. thanks for sharing!
I had to refer back to the tiny purple notebook I carried along on my hikes to figure out when this roll of film was started: August 10th, 2010.. 5 months ago! In December, I finally mailed my exposed roll of film back to the photo lab I used to live down the street from....
by Teri Genovese
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