




lately we have been getting pummeled with wet weather, so we decided to pull the shoot inside, i couldn't be more happy with the classic beauty the natural light brought through a window. i am always drawn to walls...blank walls, walls with peeling paint, walls with texture, why? i don't know. but take me to an exotic location and i end up putting my subjects next to the garage door....anywhooo.. the blank wall made ashley pop. stunning.
we moved outside as the rain let up, i loved the abstract dripping water (like dripping paint). natural elements such as this and god's handiwork of the elements come together to create fleeting moments of real living art.