I used to share my favorite iPhone pictures on my blog once a week. Though I never stopped experimenting with my phone, for some reason I stopped doing the posts. I use my iPhone everyday to not only keep a visual diary, but mostly to make art. It's a powerful tool that is always with me. Im really excited to bring these weekly posts back to my blog.
Wintertime Trees
A month full of rain, a few days of sunshine, and a couple of fish.
Spring.
iPhone Thursday was starting to get a little too structured. Yes I still love to take pictures with my phone, and yes I love to post them on my blog, but putting the posts together was starting to stress me out. I first started using my iPhone as a way to record a visual diary and I will continue to do so. I think I am just going to limit my iPhone posts to once a month unless I have a really great adventure to share. That being said, the following images were taken over the last few weeks. A walk in the park on a gorgeous Spring day, a killer photo shoot with a zebra mask, a new office with an amazing view, these are just a few of the things I have been up too lately. All of these were processed using the Instagr.am App.
Oh iPhone Thursday I am sorry for neglecting you the past 2 weeks...My idea of an amazing date.
A long drive along Ky Rt.8 with the sunroof open, daydreaming along the river, cupcakes, and kisses.
I am not a hard girl to please!
This week iPhone Thursday is nothing but a tease. This is Jill, The Nordic Ice Queen from my earlier post. I shot this session with my digital camera, my film camera, my polaroid camera, and my iPhone. I should have a full post next week. 
Happy iPhone Thursday!
Today I am taking a trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum to see Wedded Perfection: Two centuries of wedding gowns featuring my former photography instructor, Stephanie Carson. I am sure it will be very crowded since it is the last week it will be shown here in Cincinnati. I refuse to miss this exhibit, I am dying to see all of the gorgeous vintage gowns and Stephanie's stellar work. :)
**Update**
I just got back from the exhibit and I am still trying to catch my breathe. The dresses were unbelievable, it was wonderful to learn about their origin and the history of the women who wore them. Stephanie's work was the perfect dose of humor in a very prestigious show. Wow! If you have not gone to see this exhibit there are a few more days left, hurry up, go now! You will not be disappointed.
Eve Disconsolate by Hirum Powers taken at my last museum visit this past summer.
