Happy Thanksgiving!!!

      Green Chiles                                                                                       by Sarah Brown

I am making my famous chorizo and green chile stuffing. Although this year, the Anaheim chiles were a bit spicy; so, I left them to the side. Before I brought them to my dad's for roasting, I had to make a few arrangements. Their fragrance is still lingering in my studio. I wanted to post some new still life images that I made for the Thanksgiving holiday. I took some time reflecting on a new Japanese saying, " Kusa no Mono." I added the rooster for longevity, the indian basket for our history, the bench for welcoming guests, the basket and apple for the harvest(personal memories of apple picking), and the squashes for color. The fabrics are from a box of my mother's that I found in the attic.  

        Thankful Thoughts                                      By Sarah Brown

Thanksgiving Week Thoughts

Thankful Bounty by Sarah Brown
Made this one for my father.  Hot off the Press!

Getting in the Mood for the Holidays! I love the feeling that November brings around. Everyone is getting excitied for the one reason or another. I love the family getting together; everyone taking a break from the business of daily stuff. I find we all need a break from constant going, especially here in Southeast Florida. 

May you all enjoy being with family and friends over the coming weeks. Warm wishes for all. 

Portrait Special: Between Nov. 28th-Dec 21st, all mini sessions with up to 3 people are only $100 with a CD!

Fine Art Work: all new work is on sale through mid-Dec. as well. Buy a 2 prints and the 2nd print is half off. 

PIX IQ Profiling my still life work

Hello all you fans of still lifes! I am featured on Pix IQ for my new work entitled Presence. Pixiq.com is a new site that profiles the best of the best in the photography industry. They have a great resource of contributors and info on all things photography. I am proud to be included in their featured photographers listing.

http://www.pixiq.com/article/featured-photographer-sarah-brown

Click on the link for all the information!

Monarch Butterfly Begins Anew!

I spent the morning from about 6:15 to after 8am watching this amazing act of nature. The first frame is the initial exit of the chyrisalis; the wings take some time to unfold and stretch out; once flat, the buttfly begins to practice flapping and dry the new wings. Do I dare get metaphoric?