Thursday, November 12, 2009

News, news, news . . .

Well, it's official. We, John and I, have each invested in our new businesses. I have an official studio and we now own a restaurant - The Top Rock Drive-In in Alpena, Ar. My studio is also located in Alpena. The little town won't know what hit it! LOL

I keep getting the same question. . . "Are you going to keep teaching?" I honestly don't know the answer to that right now. I love teaching, hate the politics and grading that go along with it. I love photography and am very passionate about it. I want to do something I love and since teaching is an area of stress at this point in my life, I think I might like to do something else for a while. We'll just have to wait and see. I will try my best to put it in God's hands and let Him show me the right path to follow. What else can I do?

On the photography note, I am hosting my first Christmas Clicks on the square in Berryville. I'm booked for every single session in the morning, and am hoping the afternoon goes just as well.

Check out the website for new photos and drop me a line. . .

www.michelegravesphotography.com

Sunday, October 25, 2009

October

It has been a busy month, especially yesterday! With four shoots from engagement to family to senior, it was enough to keep a girl busy. Here is a sneak peak at a couple of those shoots.

Friday, October 16, 2009

Recent Shoots

I have been away from the blog for a while because I have been sooooo busy with photo shoots, teaching, and chasing my 3 year old around.

I really enjoyed the McCoy/LaRue wedding and the Russell/Newberry wedding. They were both so much fun and located at such different venues. From Branson to Eureka Springs, I have been keeping the road hot!

I look forward to my next two weddings in November and December.

Special thanks to Delene McCoy for the referral and for the extra special treatment I received while shooting her daughter's wedding.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Barefoot Photography

I believe there are defining moments in everyone's life that should be captured and held forever. That is what I like to do through my photographs - capture those defining moments of personal growth.