Photo of the Day: Wordless Wednesday

On September 18, 2013September 18, 2013 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait7 Comments

Photo of the Day: Child’s Pose

On May 16, 2013 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait5 Comments

For the last few weeks as I’ve been doing yoga more regularly, I’ve noticed the narrow focus your eyes have when you’re in child’s pose and look down toward your feet. Because you’re looking at something so close, very little is in focus. Depth of field in photography works much the same way, so I attempted to capture it with my camera. How did I do? Does what I’m saying even make sense? Am I weird for comparing yoga to photography?

Self-portrait of child’s pose during yoga

Photo of the Day: Six Years and Counting…

On February 10, 2013February 13, 2013 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait

My husband and I started dating 6 years ago today, so I thought I’d share a photo from that first date. We’ve sure changed a lot since then!

Jerod and me after a day of skiing Feb. 10, 2007

Photo of the Day: Smurfette Self-Portrait

On January 23, 2013January 22, 2013 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait

During our ladies weekend, we had fun with an anti-stress Dead Sea minerals face mask. I figured none of the other women would want their blue faces posted on my blog, so here’s a self-portrait in the mirror.

Self-portrait ... did you notice the reflection in the camera lens? — Self-portrait … did you notice the reflection in the camera lens?

Photo of the Day: Morning Shoes

On January 8, 2013 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait1 Comment

My favorite shoes … my favorite pants … it’s going to be a good day!

Project 52 Week 42: Self-Portrait, 3 years & counting

On October 29, 2012 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait1 Comment

Last week was so busy, from a Fountain City Brass Band concert, to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, to my wedding anniversary. I haven’t had time to sort through many photos yet, so I’m posting a photo from our quick anniversary self-portrait photo session. We try to take photos every year on our anniversary, so we’ll be able to go back and see how we’ve changed from year-to-year. I don’t think we’ve changed too much yet. 🙂 These will serve as our Christmas photos, too.

By the way, don’t forget that Wednesday is the last day to book your holiday portraits!

My husband and I celebrating our 3rd wedding anniversary outside Weston, MO.

Day 333: To My Health

On November 30, 2011 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait

Being sick is no fun. This is my first bout with food poisoning, and I certainly hope it’s my last. I spent most of the day yesterday like this.

Self-portrait: I spent the day lying on the couch feeling nauseous and weak from food poisoning.

Day 286: Self-Portrait, Gala-Bound

On October 13, 2011June 20, 2012 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait

Next month my husband and I will have the privilege of attending our first gala, thanks to a generous birthday gift. We’ll be attending the PANCAN Night of Hope at Union Station. I bought this dress for the occasion about a week ago, and I’ve been meaning to take a photo of it to send to my mom. I figured I might as well turn it into my photo of the day. Now I just need shoes and jewelry … suggestions welcome!

Day 273: Grunauer Self-Portrait

On September 30, 2011June 20, 2012 By LindyIn photography, selfportrait1 Comment

Yesterday my parents dropped off a large plant at my office (another blog post on that later) and took me out to eat at Grunauer, a German restaurant in Kansas City. The space was so cool – old hardwood floors, antique furniture, and huge distressed-looking mirrors. (Not sure if I got the terminology right on that one.) I shot a few photos of the space, but I think this self-portrait is the most unique.

A self-portrait at Grunauer restaurant in Kansas City.

Day 206: Let’s ‘Park’

On July 26, 2011June 20, 2012 By LindyIn night photography, photography, selfportrait

Our apartment complex had our parking lot re-paved yesterday, so I convinced Jerod to play around with some night portraits in the empty parking lot. There was a lot of giggling and a lot of eye-rolling (I’m sure you can guess who was doing what), but I think I ended up with some good photos. I couldn’t decide which type of portrait I liked better, so I’m including two.