hi there. so yes. please, if you are in town, come say hello next friday at habitat. my first show. it seems so fitting that from the point john asked me to have a show (like two weeks ago, thanks for the lead time dude) that it has evolved into this. summer life. i have always always claimed to be a summer girl. quite fitting, don't you think? i say yes. i also would like to say thank you to everyone for all your support and encouragement. the mcclains for inviting me. david and beth for giving me the confidence push i needed, and sorting through boxes and boxes of film. beth for lending frames to me hours before leaving for africa. john, toby, jeremy, and heather for helping me narrow things down and arrive to this point. melissa for checking in on me to make sure i am still sane. whew. seriously. thank you. if you can't make it on friday, no worries. the show will be hanging for almost a month. aaaaand i plan to do a summer shop update with some prints from the show, hopefully by june 9th. last, but not least, i started a second flickr account to keep a portfolio of sorts. take a peek. hello summer!
oh so lovely. you know, i secretly call our new song "hannah's theme". ;) and new prints in the shop by june 9th. my bday. perfect. best go back to packing but i had to stop by to say that your photos for wiksten are a-ma-zing and that i wish so much that i could come to your art opening. xoxo
hannah, you rock. i have been reading your blog for about a year and love your photography. you really inspire me. great job on the wiksten photos. love.them. i seriously plan on being at your show. xo g
Many congrats on everything! Your photos are amazing, I wish I lived close enough to come to your show. Instead I'll have to admire from afar and keep watching your website and flickr for more updates!
Sounds like you have some great people around you to encourage you and who believe in you. Wish I was closer by to check it out myself! Good Luck with it all.
congratulations hannah! the wiksten shots are really wonderful. and i know your show is going to be amazing... wish i could see your pieces live and in person.
your show was/is awesome, han. wow. that long white hallway became summer. i was in a story. and this is only the beginning. and that outfit? you make photographers look good! :)
we had a great long weekend. the weather was ok, we made the most of it. the food was lovely, i tried my best to grill everything in sight. i also tried my best to tune out the whining and bickering by eliot and collette. i'd say i managed 85% of the time. as david said, "this is what i have to look forward to for the summer?" awesome. actually last night the three of them were happy as clams in the bathtub for almost an hour. apparently sharing isn't an issue when there is water involved. who knew? anyway my thoughts are as scattered as is my home with photos and negatives. i did find the missing negative i was hunting for (yay!) but have decided i like what i substituted better anyway. going to try to have a polaroid printed as sort of test run for the future. keep your fingers crossed. actually keep your fingers crossed about the whole thing. more photo fun tomorrow. happy monday/tuesday!
great family portrait! how do you keep all of your photos organized? i am having trouble. i keep burning photos to discs but it just doesn't seem to work for me. i probably should delete more. i need a place to keep my polaroids too. tips? suggestions? xox
i have been spending a lot of time behind the camera lately. and now, i am going to have to step out in front. put myself out there. i will be having a show in two weeks at habitat. whew. june 6th, first friday. come and say hello. i'll be the one at the end of the hall trying not to freak out.
yes! document the show for us folks who will be living in the middle of nowhere..um...vermont. ;) congrats friend. i know it will be oh so special. xoxo
I don't know you, but I found your blog via Wiksten Made via Fashion is Spinach dot com, and I love your work!
I live in KC too, and am definitely planning on stopping by Habitat to see your show... (I have never been there, but I think the owners go to my church, so I think there are many self-introductions to be made!)
i have been on another jane austen binge the last few weeks. i can't hardly help myself. it is a sickness. my friend beth is my enabler. she supplies me with my fixes. i read for the first time northanger abbey and the watsons, both of which i liked, but they are low on my austen scale. the bbc just released to dvd the new versions they did for tv, and again thanks to beth, in the last two months i have borrowed and watched more than once: persuasion (loved loved loved this bbc version. captain wentworth. so hot.) northanger abbey (was so so, i hadn't read the book yet and didn't think it was possible for ms. austen to be so salacious. of course she wasn't) mansfield park (the bbc one was kind of crap. i didn't care for fanny, but i still watched, and would watch it again i am sure) mansfield park (uh hello. johnny lee miller and frances o'cconor? yes please. i had to make up for watching the bbc version by watching this one immediately after.) sense and sensibility (so good, i have wanted to own this for a long time, and then i saw it at target for $4.75! i practically ran to the check out isle. emma thompson is a genius.) emma (ok, i have to admit the first time i watched this, i didn't like it. but i thought in my binge, i should give it another go, and it won me over last weekend. so many great actors in this, and i really to love toni collette. and if we are being honest, i love clueless too.) pride and prejudice (ok ok, i know there was all this uproar when this came out. but i am very pragmatic when it comes to jane austen stuff. i mean pretty much i am going to love it, unless it is totally awful. and i can honestly say that i love the new version just as much as i love the old bbc version. for entirely different reasons. kind of how you love your children. you just do. i have been crushing on matthew macfadyen ever since and right afterwards borrowed from, you guessed it, beth, MI-5 and watched the first two seasons immediately. i need to finish the rest soon. oh and i think i laughed more than humanly possible through death at a funeral. good lord. so funny.) so yeah, i can obsess a bit, and i have a total UK bias. if it has brits in period costumes, i am game. or heck, even just brits. count me in. thinking about giving mansfield park and emma another read. why not, it's spread a blanket in the grass weather. which is perfect for books and water with lemon slices and little plates with snacks on them. you know it is.
I usually wait until Stefan is on business travel and then I gorge myself on BBC miniseries. I'm with you on the Brits, the accent and the wardrobes... oh my.
I loved this (even more than the Ang Lee/Emma Thompson version).
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0847150/
I thought this version of Emma kicked the Gweneth Paltrow version's ass.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118308/
I thought this adaptation of Persuasion was lovely.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844330/
And even though I agree that the most recent BBC production of Mansfield Park wasn't all that, I thought the guy who played Edmund in it was exceptionally easy on the eyes.
I've been on a Jane kick, too. I recorded the recent Jane marathon on Masterpiece Theater and have slowly been working my way through them. I just finished the last one I had ("Sense and Sensibility" but not the Emma T version) and now I am sad. I haven't read all of them yet though, so at least I have that.
well, bbc can their stuff. (not to forget they speak british, something i can listen to for hours just for the sound of it). p&p is deeply loved (i prefer the bbc version, i miss so many details in the film version.) i also really like mansfield park, and i think johnny lee miller and his bangs is a great reason for that..
Oh my god..but of COURSE! Mathew MacFadyen is amaaaaazing....he made a better Mr. Darcy in my eyes ;)
That programme is called Spooks in the UK, rather than MI-5...but it is just the best. I love it....just wait till you get further into the series. Rupert Penry Jones who comes in later ain't half bad either.
There you go, another Brit for you to swoon over ;) Don't say i'm not good to you.
I just finnished Emma for the first time last month, and really liked it, and started Sense and Sensability last earlier this week.
With both of these i have thought for the first couple of chapters, "this is just like pride an prejudice, I should just read that again" but then I get to chapter 3 or 4 and am sucked in, and reading longer than I should at night.
I might have to run to target and pick up the movie for when I get done with the book.
I'm in the middle of sense & sensibility right now... so far I like it less than both Persuasion and p & p. Persuasion, obviously. I need to see that one... and I agree with you completely about the new p&p. I love it just as much--matthew mcfayden? YES!
you have to check out 'becoming jane', its beautiful to watch {just watched it the other day...have a bunch of the jane movies in my queue right now} & it seems like it is right up your alley. xo
if i'm going to help a habit, it might as well be a janeausten one. :) and i must give you props for getting me to believe that the new pride&prejudice could be SO good. once you got me to the theatre i was SOLD. :)
pride&prejudice is certainly my favourite. then it's a toss up between sense&sensiblity and persuasion. woah - some of the lines in persuasion are to die for:
"All the privilege I claim for my own sex (it is not a very enviable one; you need not covet it), is that of loving longest, when existence or when hope is gone."
and matthew, rupert, johnny definitely make stellar austen-heroes.
I'm a big Austen fan...currently working through Sense and Sensibility and can't put it down. Also, try and watch ITV's version of Emma with Kate Beckinsale. It came out in the late nineties and is kinda fun to watch. It's not awful by any standards! And Mark Strong as My Knightley just gets me every time.
is it sad that i immediately recognized 'very untoward' as being from p&p? it's b/c i love new bingley (as my friends and i refer to bingley in the new p&p). i think he's adorable. i watched spooks regularly before the new p&p came out but i wasn't really into matthew macfadyen then. i LOVED him as darcy, though. rupert penry-jones/captain wentworth, on the other hand, i totally had a thing for immediately once he joined spooks. i know exactly what you mean about simultaneously loving the bbc and new versions. ps- hello. i just found your blog via the new wiksten photos and i felt compelled to ramble on about austen.
collette. how did it happen? how could you possibly be four years old today? i don't know. but i feel like if there is an age to bottle forever, this might be your year. you have never been sweeter and more loving than you are now. your hugs are so tight you fold your fold your lips in and shake a little bit with the effort. (they are great hugs by the way, if you can get one from her, do it.) everything is beautiful and you are not afraid to tell us. yellow is your favorite color. who could possibly argue with that? i know for a fact i never will. happy birthday my love. i know someday you will grow up to be a beautiful, smart, wonderful woman. but for now, i am going to sit back and enjoy four. ok?
wow, ezra is about to turn four in less than a month and I am so with you on the whole how-did-this-happen deal. really, how is it that it flies by the way that it does? I mean, really. it's killing me.
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Congratulations! I am fully impressed by your work for wiksten. I'm sure there are only amazing prints to be seen at the show, I'm just to far away.
This is go great Hannah! I will be out of town for the opening, but will definitely go check it out upon my return! Good luck!
oh so lovely. you know, i secretly call our new song "hannah's theme". ;) and new prints in the shop by june 9th. my bday. perfect. best go back to packing but i had to stop by to say that your photos for wiksten are a-ma-zing and that i wish so much that i could come to your art opening. xoxo
hannah, you rock. i have been reading your blog for about a year and love your photography. you really inspire me.
great job on the wiksten photos. love.them.
i seriously plan on being at your show.
xo
g
i wish i could be there to see the show, hannah. and the photos from the shoot are incredible. just incredible.
oh so awesome!!
looking forward to the store update...i'd love for a hannah print to make it to jasper's wall.
Many congrats on everything! Your photos are amazing, I wish I lived close enough to come to your show. Instead I'll have to admire from afar and keep watching your website and flickr for more updates!
a postcard flyer is not indicative of a fake show at all, so i stand totally corrected and also in total awe of all of this.
i wish wish wish i could be there.
have a GREAT show....
so fantastic! so with ca was closer to you!
x t
yippee! see you then.
hey i realized we've never really met in person!
Sounds like you have some great people around you to encourage you and who believe in you. Wish I was closer by to check it out myself! Good Luck with it all.
congratulations hannah! the wiksten shots are really wonderful. and i know your show is going to be amazing... wish i could see your pieces live and in person.
You are so awesome, but you know that. I'm so glad you are going for it and getting your photos out there for everyone to see.
Yay you!
i'm here via melissa's blog. she told me to stop by and say HI. good luck on the show!
wish i could
go...
congratulations
on a well
deserved show!
xo
your show was/is awesome, han. wow. that long white hallway became summer. i was in a story. and this is only the beginning. and that outfit? you make photographers look good! :)
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