More Neon Boneyard Pics~

After spending the day behind a booth at the Bridal Fair, it was nice to come home to my husband and my slippers. It seems like now is the first moment I have had to breath since arriving home from our Vegas trip.
I think I am "over" tired at this point. All I do is toss and turn, so it is off to the computer I go to get some work done.
And while I can remember, I wanted to thank Dan from the boneyard for all his help in organizing and finalizing the shoot. Also, for carting a piece of my equipment all the way back to the Hilton the next morning after bonehead here left a crucial piece of my set up behind! Whew!!! You are the best!
The images from the Neon Boneyard shoot in Vegas are coming along great! I just have to post a few more...

Under the Neon Lights of Freemont Street, Las Vegas~

When you are given a chance to play around with lighting or subject matter... that is when an artist is truly happy. When you have subjects that are begging you to push the limits... you just want to shoot for as long as you can.
Take this trip to Vegas. It started out as a TTD session and turned into a second shoot with the girls down on Freemont Street.
After ditching the security guards, we found an abandoned stage with one single spotlight casting a ghostly glow. The neon in the background didn't hurt the shot either.
Oh, downtown... so much has changed. One thing remains true, one of the best light shows in town. As a photographer who wants to be known for an edgy style, subjects like these two are so much fun to work with!
Monique and Kara asked for blown out images that were funky, risque, and a slight step outside their comfort zones. They loved what we created!
Take a look~

An Artistic Afternoon...

There are times when I am either out and about, or just busy working at home, when I get a glimpse of an artistic vision that I think I might want to play with.
Today I was seated at my desk, which is 7ft. by 4 ft. of beveled glass. My husband bought it for me as a gift when I was designing my office... what a guy! I love it!
At times I get a reflection from the windows beside me, or the lights from another room. The inspiration hits me and I have to go grab my camera. I used my wedding rings, here is what I captured.