I trekked down to my old stomping grounds in Indiana for a brief visit with friends this past weekend. I spent waaaay more time talking than taking pictures but I did manage a few!
I spent Saturday with my good friend and former roommate Betsy at her new farmhouse home in Pendelton, about 35 minutes south of Muncie.
I was really inspired by all the goods they canned with vegetables from their own garden!
Beware of dog and I mean it! Queen Tangerine in her blanketed castle.
Beautiful, peaceful views.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
A little football fun
Football season is just around the corner! (Ask me in six weeks if I still be using !'s to describe my feelings about football ;) ) I spent last Sunday photographing the Michigan football team take interviews from the media, ham it up for the cameras and meet with their fans at the Stadium. Here are a few from my long day of shooting for AnnArbor.com See the rest here and here.
All images in this post © AnnArbor.com 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
My basil runneth over
As we all know by now, I am a sucker for a farmers market. It's pretty clear I have some major veg love.
Last weekend I hit up the Ann Arbor Farmers Market and there was a colorful bounty of AMAZING tomatoes, peppers, corn, berries and herbs. And speaking of herbs, basil was the star of this Saturday morning. It was everywhere! Needless to say, I came home with a giant bag full, leaving me with the challenge to use it all. Can one ever use a giant bag of basil? Well I certainly tired. Here are two tasty, basily treats I came up with.
Heirloom tomato, mozzarella and basil salad and a basil infused green tea. Summer love!
And just because I can't help myself, here are some vegetable beauty shots.
Last weekend I hit up the Ann Arbor Farmers Market and there was a colorful bounty of AMAZING tomatoes, peppers, corn, berries and herbs. And speaking of herbs, basil was the star of this Saturday morning. It was everywhere! Needless to say, I came home with a giant bag full, leaving me with the challenge to use it all. Can one ever use a giant bag of basil? Well I certainly tired. Here are two tasty, basily treats I came up with.
Heirloom tomato, mozzarella and basil salad and a basil infused green tea. Summer love!
And just because I can't help myself, here are some vegetable beauty shots.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Athlete Portraits
I've been working on the player of the year portraits for AnnArbor.com. Here are a few from the spring season winners:
All images in this post © AnnArbor.com 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
ARCHIVES: Memories from Africa
It's been over a year since I returned from my adventure in Africa. While digging through my archives this week, I came across photos and some video of my teammates Steve, Gina, Nick and Dan. I thought I'd share some of our memories here and hope to add more as I can continue to dig.
Behind every great photo, there is a great story. There is certainly a great story behind this one, see below.
Here's the epic tale of our 9 hour trip to Chimoio, Mozambique
Then of course there was our trip deep, deep below the surface. I don't think anyone had a clue what we had in store. There is something very strange about being that far underground. It sort of felt like I was at some sort of Disney attraction.
I have no idea why I am smiling in this photo, I am pretty sure I was anything but happy.
Some sunset wheelchair basketball in Lusaka, Zambia.
Dinner boat cruise in Livingstone, Zambia.
Gina sending me a message!
Behind every great photo, there is a great story. There is certainly a great story behind this one, see below.
Dan's Clean Mouth from Melanie Maxwell on Vimeo.
We spent an afternoon at a boys school in Mozambique. As you can see, Steve, at left, got his groove on.Here's the epic tale of our 9 hour trip to Chimoio, Mozambique
Epic trip to Chimoio from Melanie Maxwell on Vimeo.
Then of course there was our trip deep, deep below the surface. I don't think anyone had a clue what we had in store. There is something very strange about being that far underground. It sort of felt like I was at some sort of Disney attraction.
Copper Mines from Melanie Maxwell on Vimeo.
I have no idea why I am smiling in this photo, I am pretty sure I was anything but happy.
Some sunset wheelchair basketball in Lusaka, Zambia.
Wheelchair basketball Zambia from Melanie Maxwell on Vimeo.
Dinner boat cruise in Livingstone, Zambia.
Gina sending me a message!
Monday, August 2, 2010
ARCHIVES: Lost and Found
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