a friday ritual. a single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. a simple, special, extraordinary moment. a moment i want to pause, savor, and remember.
We have fantastic friends. Tim Coons, a local, amazing, and inspirational song-writer and artist hosted a project recently for his latest album. In essence, he asked a bunch of his artsy friends to take pictures that would go along with a song he posted from the album, each week in July, that he might be able to use for album art after the album is released. It was a huge hit. I watched as literally dozens of images flooding my instagram feed all hashtagged with Potomacproject, the name of his new album. Here's a great article written on Tim and his sweet wifey that was in the Tribune just a week or so ago now. http://www.greeleytribune.com/news/1605296-113/tim-betony-greeley-music The really exciting thing, which as soon I found out, brought me to tears, is that one of my images, and further, an image I took of Amity made it into the top 8 of his favorites and will be featured in the first 100 special cased albums. Here's the sweet picture of her you will be happy t...
July 2016 from Kim Adamson on Vimeo . We had a fabulous July - complete with fireworks, our first week long camping trip with kiddos, an epic bluegrass festival, lots of splash park dates with friends, staying in Foco with the Netzers, and so much fun with family and celebrating Mom/Grandma/Jennie's 50th birthday. It was pretty epic and I'm glad I brought along my big camera for the majority of it. ;) Song: Slow & Steady by Of Monsters and Men
Verity was born February 22nd, 2019, at 10:28PM. She weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces, and was 20 inches tall. The week of February 18th didn't start out looking like it would be too eventful. Kim still had a couple weeks before her official due date, and we were in no hurry to get the baby out, because although Kim has always been excited to be done with those last weeks of pregnancy, we found out that our primary OB/GYN was going on vacation for the next weekend. Kim was still newly recovered from an ankle break in October, and had had a number of other minor pregnancy complications to deal with, so we figured we had the issues out of the way and had a week or two to relax and prep for the delivery. As it turns out, the baby was not going to cooperate with that schedule. Kim started having some minor Braxton-Hicks contractions mid week, and although those don't necessarily indicate that labor is imminent, they seemed to be getting a bit stronger and a bit more frequent. I tried to...
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