I have added a new page to my blog and will likely add more in the future. This page is entitled Fall Foliage and is just a few photos taken this fall in Arkansas and Missouri. I will add to this page and create new ones as time allows.
If you want to have a family photo made for your Christmas cards, give me a call! 879-308-2599
One woman with many hats...but only one goal. My goal is to honor Christ in all that I do, with all that I have and to use my talents to serve Him.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Catching up!
Well, some of you may be wondering what has happened to me. I haven't posted anything in a few weeks! That's not like me. I have just been very busy. I have started working at the Bartholomew Baptist Association office part-time, as a ministry assistant. One of the things I have done is to create a blog for our association of churches! Bro. David, our Association Missionary, needed a way to keep everyone informed about activities in our area, mission needs and opportunities and of course, keep us informed about meeting times and locations. He wasn't quite ready to tackle a full-scale website, so I thought a blog would be just the thing. I have added pages with photos (my photos, of course!) of mission activites in which our association has participated.
So...go to the Association's blog and check it out. You'll need to poke around a bit to see the photos.
http://www.bartholomewbaptist.blogspot.com/
So...go to the Association's blog and check it out. You'll need to poke around a bit to see the photos.
http://www.bartholomewbaptist.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Follow Noteworthy Studio on Facebook!
Click the Facebook link to see new photos from Noteworthy Studio, including a waterfall and a hot air balloon!
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Noteworthy Studio,
waterfall
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Fall Harvest Festival Fun
Today I enjoyed shooting photos at our church's Fall Harvest Festival. This was an outdoor event which included catching apples that were hanging from a tree, balancing pumpkins on the kids heads walking on stilts, a hayride, a bonfire and LOTS of food! We all had a GREAT time and I will be loading the photos on the computer in just a few minutes! Hope to have a few of them posted soon!
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apples,
festival,
hayride,
Noteworthy Studio Photography,
pumpkins
Monday, October 18, 2010
A Few Travel Pics from Noteworthy Studio Photography
Here are just a few recent pics...
...a cabin in the woods...
...fall ornamental vegetables from Mercier Orchard in Georgia...
... and white water flowing over the river rocks in southern Tennessee.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Wedding Photography -ups and downs
I had the priviledge of photographing a wedding on Saturday. I always get excited about weddings! This one was,for me, a bit of a learning experience. I was hired at the last minute, actually, the night before the wedding. The two grandmothers were originally planning to take the photos! They got there and realized that this idea was not a good one and I was hired to shoot the wedding.
So, you may ask, why didn't they hire someone to begin with? Well, as with many weddings, they were trying to save money! Knowing this, I offered my least expensive package which is just one hour of photography...just the basics. What I learned is that this didn't work! Everyone was asking me to take photos of this and that and their family, etc...etc... Then there was the lady who "used to be a photographer's assistant." She was telling the bride what photos she just HAD to have! Well, I'm not good at telling people "NO". So, I worked for FOUR hours and got paid for ONE. Lesson learned. I'm just chalking it up to experience. I can use the photos for my portfolio and will hopefully get more sales than what was included in the package.
I LOVE WEDDINGS!!!
So, you may ask, why didn't they hire someone to begin with? Well, as with many weddings, they were trying to save money! Knowing this, I offered my least expensive package which is just one hour of photography...just the basics. What I learned is that this didn't work! Everyone was asking me to take photos of this and that and their family, etc...etc... Then there was the lady who "used to be a photographer's assistant." She was telling the bride what photos she just HAD to have! Well, I'm not good at telling people "NO". So, I worked for FOUR hours and got paid for ONE. Lesson learned. I'm just chalking it up to experience. I can use the photos for my portfolio and will hopefully get more sales than what was included in the package.
I LOVE WEDDINGS!!!
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