Showing posts with label Mike Harris Freeze Frame Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mike Harris Freeze Frame Photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Photography-read and learn

Michael Craig Harris, photographer

My son, Mike Harris, is a photographer in the Portland, Oregon area. He started a blog recently and I learn something every time I read it. His latest interview with Andy Batt is fantastic. When I go up to Portland later this month, I'll get more lessons in lighting.

Mike says I need a new camera...but can't do it right now. Maybe later!

Go here and read a great interview.....and learn something about photography you didn't know!

Monday, August 23, 2010

Skaweeeze!!

Ethan....chillaxing by the Sandy River (all images by mike harris)
My Oregon kids!
I want to go there Mike!
Elaina chillaxes by the Sandy River.
What a fun day we had there! It was the Schitz.
Water babies.

Nice shot! Love the lighting.
Ethan loves the water.

Monday, April 26, 2010

Just Stuff I Like

Line caught preserved wild salmon courtesy of my DIL's Aunt and Uncle!
Stanley lays on my suitcase..."don't leave again please."
The new cat loves an old bag..and chasing Stan out of the bedroom window.
Best tomatoes....well, 'cept for REAL San Marzano from Italy.
My Azaleas
This bumper sticker
Artichokes...freshly steamed
Buddy...not wanting to sit still for a photo
Elaina and I... the summer we had the pig roast.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Fearless Writing!


Crescent Dragonwagon and my workshop friends. My son offered to come and take a few photos- free of charge. Thanks Mike! Check out his website. He didn't have much time so he only took 8 frames...but I liked them all very much. (got my hair all purdy before I made the trip and then got up late and didn't have time to get all "done up". Oh well).

This workshop..well, it was a play and work. Brilliantly taught. I met some extraordinary writers in the past couple of days..one who truly didn't have a clue how very outstanding she is! It wasn't me. :) I am working on it though...and I just have to keep writing. Thank you Crescent for keeping it REAL. Seriously...one of the very best decisions I've ever made in my life was to do this thing. As Ms. Dragonwagon says, "Nothing is wasted on the writer."

BTW...Linda warned me about hermit crabs and sleeping naked under the ghost hotel in Belize!

P.S. My granddaughter is taking me to her pre-school for show and tell today...so I best get cleaned up. It takes me longer to paint the barn these days.