Can’t leave Glasgow without a couple from Glasgow Cathedral, the oldest building in Glasgow (13th century), with its Tomb of St. Kentigern or St. Mungo as he was known as.
The “wheelie bins” in Glasgow:
Can’t leave Glasgow without a couple from Glasgow Cathedral, the oldest building in Glasgow (13th century), with its Tomb of St. Kentigern or St. Mungo as he was known as.
Besides red, a touch of pink works just as well. As seen around Argyle St. and Sloans Market in Glasgow.
First stop was Glasgow, where I was for about a day, until we took the train to Stirling.
Scotland brings to mind, red, brown and grey. I even packed my red tartan scarf and trench for the occasion (I didn’t have to use my scarf because it wasn’t quite so cold) but I did see quite a bit of red, brown and grey.
Here, a few from our walk about town.
While I get my act together to upload Scotland and Paris photos, I thought I’d do a post on New Orleans, from summer ’08.
If you’ll remember, we did this shoot in April and it’s already August and baby B is expected to arrive any day now, so I thought I’d re-post this one in honour (and anticipation) of baby B! Can’t wait to meet you, lil’ one! :)
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We had a blast shooting with the Hamiltons this past Easter weekend! The first time we captured the family together, it was a Christmas shoot and photohogger was just starting up! We always love shooting the Hamiltons, especially Em who’s a ball of energy and a barrel of laughs. They’re expecting their 2nd baby boy in August, so it was nice to get the whole family together for a happy spring shoot. K,S&Em thanks for all your support! xoxo
Just got back from Scotland and Paris but first, here are a couple from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport.
I know the top one is crooked; I attribute that to taking most of my India photographs from within a moving vehicle with closed windows. It wasn’t considered safe stopping and getting out to take photographs.
I like how these two work together.
More colour swatches….
