Kristina Angelozzi : Fischer Clothing

Since pursuing photography, I've been given some awesome opportunities to connect with people I otherwise wouldn't have crossed paths with. One of my resolutions from last new years was to connect with more creative people in our area and I have to say, this resolution was basically done for me. I had so many wonderful people reach out to work with me this past year and I'm so grateful for their kindness and desire to collaborate. One of those people was Kristina Angelozzi, the maker behind Fischer Clothing. Kristina recently moved back to Baltimore and has set up the kind of studio in the city that I always dreamed I'd have the chance to shoot in. It makes such a difference to have a work space that is inspiring and I can only imagine getting to come into this spacious room with glorious bright windows every morning and sit down to create. I connected with Kristina a while ago and fell in love with her designs and fabrics. I own quite a few Fischer pieces now and I'm waiting oh so patiently for spring to come so that I can live in them:) 

When The Collective Quarterly was doing a piece on Kristina, she so kindly asked if I'd do some photos of her in her space for the issue. Needless to say, this was a dream. Absaroka was recently released and I couldn't be more pleased to see the photos in the magazine alongside some of my own favorite photographers. This is one of my favorite shoots that I've done so far and I'm so happy to share some photos not in the magazine. 

Here's to a new year of collaboration and reaching out. 

p.s. I'm looking to do more shoots like this in the future, so if you're a creative in the Baltimore/DC area, drop me a line ( I'll be reaching out too! ).
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Trouvé Magazine Volume 1 | Giveaway

This is what gets me. Working hard for the past year on our photography has been a blast. We've taken the opportunities given to us and we've thought outside of the box when it comes to trying different ideas and projects. The world is so small now and within a few clicks you can be talking to someone you never would have expected to have a conversation with. We've taken the leaps of faith necessary to reach out to people that are bigger, better and far beyond our scope in order to collaborate and create photos with. We don't have a plan for becoming a huge photography studio. We love our family and our babies and our home life. But, God has blessed us with much in just these few little steps that we've taken and we are willing and able to follow the course he has set before us until he puts a wall in our way. 

One of the opportunities that he has given us is to shoot different stories for magazines. If I could pick any field of photography to work in, Editorial is it. I love having the creative freedom to come up with a story that suits the clothing or person you are featuring and run with the idea for as long as it takes to complete the story. Seeing our work in print is one of the best feelings, knowing that our photos were used for a purpose and are matched with words that express the story we wrote with our photos. 

Trouvé Magazine is a brand new project that features creatives and their stories. Volume 1 focused on beginnings and how these sucessful creatives started their different projects, including Moorea Seale, Vagabond Barista and Mornings Like These. We were lucky enough to get to take photos of Jeff Sheldon the creator of Ugmonk, a sleek and modern design label featuring clothing and lifestyle goods. Jeff and his wife Mandy were so kind to let us into their home and workspace to shoot the story and we couldn't have had a nicer time. Amanda Marko, the amazing Editor of Trouvé was able to accompany us for the shoot. She is incredible. Seriously, there should have been a story on her in the magazine. The amount of hard work and amazing effort she put into Trouvé is unbelievable and as you can seen in the magazine, really payed off. Jeanne Petrizzo wrote the article on Ugmonk and her words could not have been a better match. 

I so hope you grab a copy of the magazine over on the site and enjoy it as much as I did. It is beautifully designed and meticulously put together. Their are so many insightful and lovely features in the magazine, I couldn't stop reading.

We are so happy to be able to do a giveaway today, for not one, but TWO copies of Trouvé Magazine Volume 1!  Follow the instructions below to enter and good luck!!

{UPDATE: Congrats to Noble Gill and Stephanie Luc on winning their own copies of Trouve Magazine! Look for an email in your inbox}

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Belle Lumiere Vol. III

I recently had the pleasure of seeing my work in print for the most recent volume of Belle Lumiere. It is a gorgeous film photography magazine put together by film extraordinaire Lexi Vornberg and printed by Artifact Uprising. Included in Volume III are some amazing features including a story on blueberries, an ever so classy vintage swimsuit engagement, a grey sand beach portrait session, a vineyard wedding, and a beautifully sweet family session. I loved looking through the other stories and seeing these amazing photographers work their magic and share the stories behind the shoots. My story features our trip to Tangier Island last summer and includes Horace's amazing Impossible film shots as well. Seeing these photos takes me right back to that weekend and the windy beach and the heavenly crab cakes and the evening rain. I never would have imagined being in a journal alongside these photographers and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to see my photos among these pages. Thank you Belle Lumiere!

To get your own copy of the magazine, click HERE. 

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Cover photo by Laura Nelson | Blueberries by Nina Mullins
Other photographers featured: Amanda K, Jodi Miller, Jane Johnson

Thanks to Horace for the photos!

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