10 things you probably didn’t know about this Arkansas photographer.
January 14, 2020
Even though I grew up in Little Rock, I spent my childhood summers on my grandparent’s peach farm in Greenbrier where we tended to 5,000 trees at a you-pick-em orchard.
I sometimes drove my grandpa’s giant diesel to the Farmer’s Market in Little Rock to sell peaches on Saturday mornings.
I can play the fiddle.
I have lived in Arkansas my entire life, except for a summer in Italy for a study abroad program to study art.
I love to be outside and active. When my son was 10, we climbed Mt. Elbert, the highest mountain in Colorado and second highest in the lower 48.
I came in first and last place in an Xterra triathlon. No, I wasn’t the only one competing.
During a photoshoot, I told a CEO of a Fortune 500 company to take off his shirt. I got blank stares before I realized I said shirt and not jacket.
I love to fly fish and enjoy tying flies.
I once hitchhiked with an Alabama State Trooper to a football game after my rental car broke down. Proud to say I made it before kickoff and was still able to cover the game!
I was with my son when he shot his first deer, and I cried…. he still makes fun of me about that one.
