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So you want to know about me?

Let's start with the basics: my name is Clare and I live in Dallas. Here are a few random facts that might help you understand who I am... 

- Received my BA in Art from Rhodes College but begged them to say "Art History" for my parents' benefit when I graduated. No dice.

- Wrote my senior thesis on this painting during my junior year while everyone else was in Florida on Spring Break. 11 years later and I'm still bitter.

- Interned at a small gallery where I was privileged enough to have works by Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and Lewis Hine at my fingertips. Got valuable first hand experience on how to deal with a certain shipping service when they destroyed a rare painting in transit to another gallery.

- Would give anything for the chance to be a concert photographer for a summer or twelve.

 Now Booking For Fall 2010! Please contact me to reserve your spot today!

77 Prints will be closed from November 30th, 2010 - January 16th, 2011.

Category Archives: Travel

{ prodigal blogger }

I have returned! After a very hectic May filled with 3 weddings and 4 trips, I am finally back home and somewhat caught up on work (and laundry). Definitely not sleep. Oh, and I had a birthday in there somewhere. Here are some photos from the past month.
Jodie and Spencer got married at the Arboretum

Taylor...

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{ bennett olivia }

I just got home from a whirlwind trip to Chicago but I have to share these next two sessions before I go to bed. Now I have to come clean, I’m a teensy bit biased – but is this not the sweetest baby you’ve ever seen? Just two years ago I was traveling through Germany...

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{ ewan }

While I was in Chicago this weekend, I had the good fortune of photographing not one, but two sweet babies – meet Ewan! He was giving us his serious look when we first started, but by the end he couldn’t hide that smile! How gorgeous are these blue eyes? I just love how the catchlights...

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{ from the archives }

I pulled some photos from my trip to Germany in 2008 and took them back into Lightroom for some re-editing. Here are 2 of them:
This is the view from Neuschwanstein Castle (the original is here)

Same area as above, just different vantage point. The castle you see is called Hohenschwangau Castle (and here is the original)

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{ 40 Days of Photos: Day 36 }

ISO 500
52 mm
f/7.1
1/200 sec.

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{ 40 Days of Photos: Day 33 }

**Long-winded post alert**
What a day! As you can tell from last night’s photo, we got snow in Dallas. And was it the “light dusting” they’d predicted on Friday? Oooh no. It wasn’t. This morning when I woke up and looked out the window, I saw about 2 inches of snow completely blanketing the ground. Which...

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{ 40 Days of Photos: Day 28 }

Seeing these lads again in July. That tambourine was a 30th birthday gift and the book was a gift from the friends I’ll be seeing in July at the show. Do I have awesome friends or what?

ISO 6400
38 mm
f/2.8
1/200 sec.

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{ merry new year! }

It’s been awhile since I’ve posted, and I feel like I owe you all something photographic. Truth is, I haven’t been doing a lot of photographing because up until last week I was slammed with other non-photography obligations. Namely trying to squeeze ALL of my Christmas shopping into two days (uh, yes, it can be...

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{ come on, baby don’t you wanna go? }

To the same old place – Sweet Home Chicago!
I think if I didn’t vividly remember how cold it was the last time I was there in the winter, I could definitely live in Chicago.  But until I grow thicker skin or global warming really kicks in, visits during the warmer months will have to suffice....

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{ munich }

Last year I was lucky enough to spend a week and a half in Germany and Austria. It was one of the first times I’ve ever traveled abroad where I truly felt like a foreigner. The only foreign language I’m accustomed to hearing is Spanish. Living in Texas, it’s pretty much a part of daily...

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