Sarah

I have the best family ever. I also have the best "second" family ever. In 2005, I moved out to Washington, DC for a photo internship at the Air and Space Museum, not knowing a soul. Sarah and her whole family agreed to let me live with them. Not only did they welcome me into their home, they welcomed me into their family and their lives. For that, I am forever grateful. It blows my mind that Sarah is graduating and heading off to college soon. She is beautiful. Inside and out. I can't say enough good things about this girl...she is incredibly smart, funny, creative, AND she loves photography! I'm thankful to call her my "second sister" and friend. I can't wait to see where life takes you, Sarah! No matter what you do, you will go far! Congrats!

















Trying out some new light...



and some sculptures!









Just in case she ever runs for president:





Sarah is a natural but I gotta give her dad credit for showing her how it's done:



Justin kept trying to get in the shots...









I think this face sums up how she feels about Justin being in every photo!



We also did some touristy things...like visiting a huge ship at the Old Torpedo Factory



and standing in the middle of two jugglers...



We also had lunch with Kate of Kate Headley Photography. I met Kate at the Blend workshop in Santa Fe and it was fun to catch up a bit with her!




One of the coolest things that I got to do while I was at the Air and Space Museum was be in the press pit during the dedication of Space Ship One. What makes it even cooler is that they used my photo of the designer (Burt Rutan) and project funder (Paul Allen) on the information kiosk in front!




and last but not least, the obligatory capitol photo!