Well our week in Florida visiting Seth and his family has come to a close and my wife and I are back in Texas again. It’s always a lot of fun to get together with them, even though it is also very exhausting (but in a good way). My days

Wednesday was a long day. Waking up early, throwing bags in the car, and driving over an hour to the airport during heavy rains and one traffic slow down after another can become really stressful. Especially while your sitting in the car watching your flight time get closer and closer.

3000 and counting Right at 2 months ago is when I got my camera in and started trying to do some nature photography. As I mentioned in one of my posts back then, up to that point I probably hadn’t taken more than a thousand photos in my whole life.

This week has been good; been busy but fulfilling. After a week of not having the chance to go take pictures at all I made sure to start this week off different. I decided to stop back by the park where I took my very first pictures and walk through

For the record, I hate the word tween. American Graffiti Being a photographer in Florida, I’m obviously drawn to the beach.  The blues that envelope the air and sea and drown these pictures in that perpetual feeling of summer are simply beautiful to behold and to capture.  When I work

Last weekend my wife and I drove to Tampa, Florida, stayed 2 days and drove back to  Texas, about 40 hours of total driving. Trips like that can be really exhausting, but they do provide an opportunity for the two of us that we don’t normally get. Both of us

To help everyone get this New Year started right, we here at Fable’d Studios are offering an incredible deal; 50% off our standard photography rate for the entire month of January.  That’s $100 for a two-hour photography session and your edited digital files.  If you live in the North Port, Venice or

I recently moved from Texas, where I’d lived for the last thirteen years, to Florida.  One of the biggest changes I’ve had to get used to, outside of the humidity and relatively stable climate (it’s always hot here), is the fact that Florida is just not a ‘foodie’ state.  Being