Hiked up to the top of the Konza to find the most beautiful view of the Flint Hills. It's a really nice hike, and totally worth it. I'm so glad I was able to talk Bethany into it! She's a pretty good travel friend!
Oh, and we even ran into a couple that just got engaged, at sunset. How cute is that?
I can finally say I've seen the Flint Hills of Kansas! Who said Kansas is flat?
Super excited to hang with the Magee clan for an exciting couple of days!! Big ceremony tomorrow!!
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I drive past this church almost daily. I love that it looks like it should be somewhere in the south - architecturally speaking - yet its here in Evanston. One day, I will actually walk inside. ... via iPhone ...
Still loving the new VSCO photo app. Having such a hard time choosing between color and black & white. And sometimes double process with instagram - even more fun!!
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| VSCO app processing - I am totally loving bw #2 with a little bit of grain |
Can I tell you how happy I am that it's the weekend? I am SO happy! It was a mess of a week - running a project in Montreal from Chicago that has four different suppliers involved is just a hot mess. I can now put that behind me and move on to a relaxing weekend! Wheew!
On another note ... I donated a photo that I had printed on canvas to a school auction and, for the first time, had to write an artist statement. Um... yeah. This is not an easy task for me because I am not much of a self-promoter. I find flaws in myself and my work way too easy. Honestly, I would make a terrible 'artist.' Continually talking about myself and my art would bore me to death. I give huge props to people who have that unabashed confidence about their work.
I reached out to a couple of people to pen a little something for me and ended up with the image/statement above. (you might have to click to view bigger) What do you think?
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