We went to Monte Ne, Arkansas on Friday to take trash the dress photos of Olivia- and it was so much fun! This is one of my favorite photoshoots yet.
I know. Not so much on schedule. But here are two more weeks of my project!
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| May 31: Fabric flower. |
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| June 1: The Greek Theatre, University of Arkansas. |
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| June 2: Painting of a 20's lady by Emily Chase in brass findings. |
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| June 3: Bunny! |
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| June 4: Flowers at the Farmer's Market. |
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| June 5: The Walker's photo shoot, Prairie Grove, AR. |
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| June 6: Tree earrings. |
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| June 7: Pad See-Ew- our Thai food experience. |
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| June 8: Sleepy Atticus. |
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| June 9: The Greek Theatre. |
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| June 10: An interesting roadside attraction on the way to San Antonio. |
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| June 11: A Human Rights Campaign worker at San Antonio Pridefest. |
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| June 12: Our lovely friend Angela! |
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| June 13: An antique couch, San Antonio. |
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Can you say delicious? This is my new favorite summertime treat. Even better, it was super easy and doesn't require an ice cream maker! This summer when we lived in Florence, Italy, we ate this or gelato (Italian ice cream) pretty much every day. Granita was so icy and refreshing, but I never tried watermelon- only strawberry, lime, lemon and coconut. (They're all good, and all easy to make. Granita is amazing.)
1. Puree the sugar, watermelon and lemon juice in a blender until well mixed.
2. Pour the mixture into an 8x8" metal pan, cover with foil, and put in the freezer. Be careful to keep the pan level once it is in the freezer!
Ingredients:
4 cups seedless watermelon, cut into chunks
1/2 cup sugar
juice of one medium lemon (or 2-3 tablespoons lemon juice)
1. Puree the sugar, watermelon and lemon juice in a blender until well mixed.
2. Pour the mixture into an 8x8" metal pan, cover with foil, and put in the freezer. Be careful to keep the pan level once it is in the freezer!
3. Freeze for one hour, then take the pan out of the freezer and scrape with a metal fork until you have "raked" the whole pan.
4. Repeat this one or two times (freeze for an hour, scrape with the fork) until the mixture is entirely frozen and has the texture, more or less, of shaved ice. Serve in individual cups; top with a chunk of fresh watermelon if you want. May be made up to two days in advance.
5. Enjoy!
Let me know what you think about granita if you try the recipe out!
We took photos with Rachel and Thomas this week, and let me say right off the bat that these two are TROOPERS! It was quite hot outside, and they were both wearing awesome vintage outfits, but they trekked through the woods with us to get to this beautiful beach on the Illinois River out in Savoy, Arkansas. We're shooting their wedding in October, which we're very excited about!
We did this shoot last week, and I think this is one of the most beautiful families ever. They were such a pleasure to take photos of!













They brought an awesome old car with them, and it was so fun!



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