Since I spent a bunch of time building this WordPress Theme for Rachel’s blog, I thought I’d make it publicly available to other photographers. ProPhoto Wordpress Theme can now be purchased here. I posted about this in a photographers forum yesterday, and have already sold two copies!
I built the the website while staying up most of the night while stranded during the blizzard two nights ago. I’m pretty productive during inclement weather, I guess.
Welcome everyone who came from the old blog! Feel free to look around. Every single post that was on the old blog has been imported and categorized here. If you want to poke around, scroll to the bottom of the page and try out categories, archives, or the search function.Oh, and we love your comments, so keep leaving them. It should be pretty self-explanatory. The first time you comment, we’ll have to accept it, to make sure you’re not a spambot, and then after that they should go up immediately.One of the main reasons I wanted to redesign Rachel’s blog is so we could have big, beautiful pictures. It always seamed like such a shame posting such tiny versions of Rachel’s pictures. So here are a few, the first of many, large pictures. Enjoy!Hattie is super smiley lately, and very much a pleasure to be around. She loves to look you in the eye and flirt.
Today we took advantage of a lazy Saturday and some decent winter light and did some Mommy-daughter shots. Here are a few:
Most of you probably know that I’ve been in a transition phase the last month or so. I’ve ended my time on staff at Lakeshore Vineyard, and now I’m in the process of building and running a small web development company.Well, my website, www.netrivet.com is up and running, and I thought I’d let you all know so you can browse over and take a look. Click here or on the logo image below to get there. If you or anyone you know has a need for a new or redesigned website, let me know.Also, if you have a website or blog and want to link to me, that would be super appreciated! Google will love me if a bunch of you link to me, and everyone wants to be loved by Google, don’t they?
Here’s a shot of Win, just after he left Camp IV in an attempt to become the youngest American to summit Mount Everest. In a stunning turn of events, he decided at the last minute to forego a gasmask with supplemental oxygen in favor of a frozen drool-beard. He also decided on Old Navy smooth-soled slip-ons instead of the more popular crampons.Or, maybe its just really cold in Michigan.
We’ve been watching Sesame Street on YouTube with Win lately (he’s obsessed with Cookie Monster), and we found this old gem. Enjoy: