i was so excited to see my friend and her fiancee last week when they came for a couples photo session.  she has moved to a new town but still thought of me when wanting her photos done…and i’m so glad she did because it was wonderful to catch up and meet her fiancee.  they are such an adorably happy couple and i wish the best for them!

i was recently hired by the watson brown foundation to shoot the feature of their alumni article for the summer edition of “the legacy” magazine.  professor lucas mcmillan was a receipt of a watson brown foundation scholorship and attended wofford college.  he is currently a professor of political science at lander university in greenwood, sc.  professor mcmillan has been on faculty for four years and after meeting him yesterday i am confident that his students, and the university, feel lucky to have him.  here a a few of my favorite images of the professor.  you’ll just have to wait to see which one the magazine chooses for their piece.  enjoy!

last week i had the privilege of helping out with the Cambridge Academy 3rd grade art project.  every year, each class makes an art project to be sold at the annual cambridge academy auction.  this year, the 3rd grade is making a clay pottery bowl.  a very talented artist volunteered her time to help with the project and she made sure that the kids were involved not only in constructing the project, but also in every step of the decision making progress.  first they voted on the type of bowl they wanted to make….one with a stand or without.  then they voted on whether it would be striped or swirly.  next came the decision on whether it would be one color or two.  then what color(s) would it be?  it was fun to be there to document the whole process and to watch a lump of clay be turned in to a beautiful art piece by 13 pairs of tiny hands.  this is only part one of the project.  in about a month the class will get to see the bowl after it’s been fired and then paint it.   i’ll be there for that fun too so stay tuned…this is going to be one beautiful art project!

are you looking for a original christmas gift this year?  how about an organic bloom custom frame?  i have these super cute ornament frames in stock and ready for immediate purchase.  these are great gifts for friends and family members.  you can include a picture of your family in the frame or let them choose their own photo to frame.  i have all the colors you see below ready for immediate delivery.  these are just $25 $20 each (b/c i love you all…but you have to say you saw them here to receive the discount) and have ribbon or twine attached so they are ready for hanging.  don’t delay, there will be no more of these this year.  once they’re gone, they’re gone!

Many of you have asked about custom framing for your Palmetto Posh Photography images.  I am pleased to announce that I am now offering these amazing frames, custom made for your image!  There are a ton of size, color and shape options and I’d love to help you fill your walls with some of these beauties.  It’s so much fun adding new things to the product line   ]]> http://www.palmettoposh.com/2011/07/custom-framing-now-available-greenwood-sc-photographer/feed/ 0 http://www.palmettoposh.com/2011/03/bloom-forum-project-52week-11-greenwood-sc-photographer/ http://www.palmettoposh.com/2011/03/bloom-forum-project-52week-11-greenwood-sc-photographer/#comments Sun, 27 Mar 2011 17:58:14 +0000 Amanda Breeden http://www.palmettoposh.com/?p=1869 NOTE: the images in this feed have been downsized for copyright reasons. To see them in their unmodified state, please view the original post by clicking here.

i can’t believe it’s sunday already!   that means it’s time again for my Project 52 on the Bloom Forum.  this week’s theme is “morning”.  you may have noticed i have a think for sunrises and sunsets   so this week i again chose an image of a sunrise.  this one shows the sun coming up over the lake i live at.  seeing the sun come up over the water is one of the most beautiful things i’ve ever seen.  just lovely…

want to see more great images? start by visiting the talented las vegas photographer, carrie terrones and then follow the circle around to see what the rest of my group came up with. be sure to leave a little “blog love” if you see something you especially like!

well here we are at sunday again.  instead of leaving for vacation, i’m back from vacation…my how time flies when you’re having fun!

but since it’s sunday that means it’s time again for my Project 52 on the Bloom Forum.  this week’s theme is “alone/quiet”.  my photo for this week comes from a quiet morning in florida.  seeing the sun come up over the water is one of the most beautiful things i’ve ever seen.  just lovely…

want to see more great images? start by visiting the talented las vegas photographer, carrie terrones and then follow the circle around to see what the rest of my group came up with. be sure to leave a little “blog love” if you see something you especially like!

Recently I’ve had the pleasure of being involved with several events pertaining to the medical industry.  Just last weekend my good friend and I completed our chairmanship of the Self Regional Foundation’s 23rd Annual Mid-Winter Ball.  This event is the premier black tie event in greenwood, sc and raises $100k for our local hospital, Self regional.  Self regional is a remarkable hospital that gives small town customer service with big city advanced care.  one of the many doctor’s that helps to make self regional a top ranked hospital is dr. gregory tarasidis.  dr. tarasidis is an ear, nose and throat doctor who also serves as the president of the south carolina medical association (scma).  just last week i had the privilege of photographing dr. tarasidis for the upcoming edition of the scma journal.  i enjoyed getting a behind the scenes look at what this doctor does every day and his subtle humor kept me laughing the whole time.  i’m pleased for you to meet dr. gregory tarasidis.

This week’s theme for my Project 52 on the Bloom Forum is “connection or embrace”.  Since I love showing my clients personalities through my work, i have no shortage of images that show the true connection between people.  But for this week I wanted to show an embrace.  I love this image and the feeling of peace i get looking at this sweet little boy who is held so close in between both of his loving parents.  i hope you can feel it too…

want to see more great images?   start by visiting the talented las vegas photographer, carrie terrones and then follow the circle around to see what the rest of my group came up with. be sure to leave a little “blog love” if you see something you especially like!

This week’s theme for my Project 52 on the Bloom Forum is “black & white”.  i did a black and white project a couple weeks ago so this week i wanted to do something different.  i thought about things i loved that were black and white…and the b&w thing i love most of all is our dog, tallulah belle!  she’s a black and white schnoodle (schnauzer/poodle) and she came to us via airplane all the way from ohio.  tallulah belle was my daughter’s sixth birthday present…but secretly, she’s my dog

i love this curly, cuddly, little animal even when she’s nappy and dirty just like she was when i took these photos.  maybe next time i’ll bathe and brush her first…but until then, enjoy these photos of my extra sweet schnoodle, tallulah belle.
want to see more great images?   start by visiting the katy|houston texas photographer, christina anglum and then follow the circle around to see what the rest of my group came up with. be sure to leave a little “blog love” if you see something you especially like!