This week I photographed a beautiful home in Lovettsville, Virginia for a Realtor named Roger. It’s an amazing 3,400 square foot property on 10 acres of land in Loudoun County. Below are some of my favorite shots of the house.
Master Bedroom
Sitting Room
Kitchen
Living Room
Over the weekend, I photographed a school dance for 8th graders which was pretty fun. Here’s some photos from the event.
School Dance
School Dance
School Dance
School Dance
School Dance
School Dance
The home studio is now set up and Ruthie was my guinea pig of sorts allowing me to take her senior portraits in the new studio. We chose a blue background to match the senior portraits of her siblings. We also took some shots outside. The wooded area provided a nice, natural backdrop.
Ruth in the Studio
Ruth
Ruth Outside
Last weekend, I photographed some of the cutest dogs for the 3rd annual dog fundraiser and birthday party for the Alexandria Animal Welfare Shelter. I had the pleasure of working with Toni from Anytime K9.
Trying to Enjoy the Party
Let's Go For A Run!
Just Chillin'
I Have Awesome Ears!
...But I have an Awesome Tongue!
Cheese!
This past weekend, I had the opportunity to photograph Sara’s town house. Here’s one of my favorite images from the shoot…
Dining Room
May your holidays be filled with the joy of Jesus! Have a very merry Christmas!
Pretty Christmas Ornament
Well, the second snowfall of the year has been a little overwhelming to the state of Virginia. Deucehartley jokingly coined the hashtag “#dcsnowpocalypse” on Twitter to describe the snow storm as it approached our area. It started snowing around 9 p.m. here in Alexandria on Friday, and it’s still snowing. Some parts of the DC area are reporting as much as twenty inches of snow! Compare this picture that I took this afternoon around 4 p.m. with the one from my previous blog entry.
Everything has been covered in this fluffy white snow.
The poor owner of this car.
This past weekend my husband, Nick, and I spent the weekend at a very cute bed & breakfast called Brampton Inn in Chestertown, Maryland. Unfortunately, it rained the entire weekend, but we made the best of it by checking out the little Maryland town, building a fire, spending lots of time snuggling, and eating delicious food.
The common area of the B&B.
The B&B had an older, home-y feel to it.
We loved the old feel of the Brampton Inn.
The beautiful exterior of the B&B.
The cozy fire we curled up by.
There is beauty in everything. Even this corn!
Such a picture-esque walkway.
Our lovely scenery.
For those of you who don’t know, I work full-time as the webmaster for Jim Koons Automotive. For the past couple months the government has been running the “Cash for Clunkers” program where dealers take old cars with poor gas mileage as a trade-in and customers get money from the government for their trade. As part of the program, the dealer agrees to destroy the clunker. Well, last week I got to see the clunkers get destroyed. Here are a few photos of the vehicles getting smashed!
Before this clunker was smashed.
And there it goes…
Smashed!
Some of the clunkers.
Not much was left behind.
This past Saturday was Clarendon Day in Arlington, which is a huge festival full of arts, crafts, music, food, and fun. Part of the festivities included an electric racing kart demonstration put on by the NoVA Kart Racing group and Volta Grand Prix. Below is a photo of David from the Kart groups driving his electric racing kart on a course marked by cones in the street. It was a fun day!
A shot of the racing kart with the men who made it.
An up close shot of the guys.
Solo shot of the kart.
Getting ready to race.
The track lined with cones.
Action shot of David racing the kart!
One of the cars on display on Clarendon Day.
A more sporty car on display.