Photos by Heat—outdoor shoots are back!
Hello! Finally! We can do portraits outside and not be sweaty in them! Long time comin', as always... I know it's October and you don't want to think about The Holidays yet, but now is an ideal time for photos for cards and gifts, because those things take some time. Or maybe you haven't had photos with your sweetie since your wedding 15 years ago and it's time. Or your baby is a senior (how did that happen?!) and the stilted photos from school just aren't going to cut it. Or the gang is getting together and you want to capture it. Hit reply or call/text 480•332•5755 to get the process started! Yours in capturing the moment, Heat |
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Hi! I'm Heat!
Writer. Photographer. Occasionally hilarious. Always curious.
Click here to read this on the web Hello, beautiful people! It's the time of year when inboxes are overwhelmed with deals and steals and pleading and all varieties of "give me your money, please!" This email is not one of those. While I appreciate the push behind Giving Tuesday, here's my recommendation. Find one of your people who needs some connection and make a coffee date with them. Or take their kids for two hours so they can have time to themselves. Or think of a friend who is...
Click here to read this on the web Hello, beautiful people! It's been a minute since I've popped into your inbox! I've been working diligently on the cancer project. It's progressing, not as quickly as I'd like, but it's getting there. Also in this time, I've been running. Despite it being 110 (43C) or hotter for July, I ran. For safety in those temperatures, I limited my outings to sunrise or sunset. For a long time, I have been firmly of the opinion that you should exercise regularly, at...
Click here to read this on the web Happy June, beautiful people! We’ve all heard someone say it. We might have said it ourselves. “Don’t pay attention to them. They’re just doing that for attention.” The thing is ... we’re hard-wired to want attention. It’s a survival mechanism, to be noticed and part of the tribe. We learn to ask for attention the way we’re taught, more or less. If you ask dad to play with you and he ignores you until you cry, what lesson are you learning? You need to cry to...