Cleveland this last weekend was a blast! I have dozens of photographs that I'm in the process of cleaning up and post-processing, so look for those all week, starting today.
First of all, many many thanks to Anthony and Mary Beth for welcoming us into their beautiful home and putting up with us stumbling back at all hours of the night (probably much noisier than we intended- more on that later). Just know that it was greatly appreciated, and if we ever get the chance to return the favor we won't hesitate!
We left on Friday with Cassie and Curtis after work, and arrived at the house in Euclid (half a block from Lake Erie) at around 11:30 PM. They have such a wonderful home!
It felt very much like the houses I'd known as a child in Rosedale Park, our neighborhood in Detroit. There is just something delightfully comfortable about it for me.
I actually caught Erin in a real smile! This is how she looks at me when I'm not upsetting her.
This looks like a Motto; Joseph Motto was a sculptor in the family during the art deco period. I love his work!
This is a dark photo, but I liked the mood. Exploring a new house at night is a more intimate experience than it is during the day.
One more image that I liked. Sorry for the high ISO, I was too tired to get out the tripod.
Tomorrow: West Side Market!
First of all, many many thanks to Anthony and Mary Beth for welcoming us into their beautiful home and putting up with us stumbling back at all hours of the night (probably much noisier than we intended- more on that later). Just know that it was greatly appreciated, and if we ever get the chance to return the favor we won't hesitate!
We left on Friday with Cassie and Curtis after work, and arrived at the house in Euclid (half a block from Lake Erie) at around 11:30 PM. They have such a wonderful home!
It felt very much like the houses I'd known as a child in Rosedale Park, our neighborhood in Detroit. There is just something delightfully comfortable about it for me.
I actually caught Erin in a real smile! This is how she looks at me when I'm not upsetting her.
This looks like a Motto; Joseph Motto was a sculptor in the family during the art deco period. I love his work!
This is a dark photo, but I liked the mood. Exploring a new house at night is a more intimate experience than it is during the day.
One more image that I liked. Sorry for the high ISO, I was too tired to get out the tripod.
Tomorrow: West Side Market!
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