April tulips from a local farm in Columbus, OH. By Stephanie Snyder
Read MoreFrom the soil.
Read MoreI can see Spring in the air, wind and trees.
Read MoreWhat started off as a way to make use of the many cookbooks accumulating on our shelves and channel our creativity, has quickly become the origin of The Supper Club. It’s also the first time I’ve tried a grape tomato.
Read MoreThere was a mood about the dining room—the walls looked like worn lipstick. Like a late-night date. The light a soft glow through the windows. It felt romantic. And it gave me an idea.
Read MoreWhile they are peculiar, they also have this majestic and royal sense. The back feathers flow like waves upward and outward. Their faces are petite and hidden amongst the dramatic red of their comb and wattle. Meet The Girls.
Read MoreOver the course of my career in the brand/marketing industry, I’ve always played a part in the process of bringing new ideas to life. I’ve never been on the client side in that way. Until now.
Read MoreI needed a challenge that would force me outside of my comfort zone. This is how ‘Mother of All’ came to be.
Read MoreThey’re Grandiose. Historic. Monumental. Verdant. Alive.
Read MoreThe vessel was set. I balanced the flowers just so. A few frogs and tape to get it just right… But this piece isn’t just a floral arrangement in a vase.
Read MoreThe burst of color that descends upon us like night and day rejuvenates my soul.
Read MoreI planned for this photo project to be about baking a delicious herb and cheese bread from scratch.
Read MoreThe soft, subtle rays of sunshine fell through the window igniting the fruit and sunflowers through my lens.
Read MoreWhen I was playing with the composition of the fruit, I drew on the idea that I wasn’t just positioning a piece of citrus.
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