Clay Song Pottery

Recently I made a new friend named Karal Seibel of Clay Song Pottery. Click here to visit Karal's website.


I am so thankful that God brought her into my life. We have alot in common because we are both in families that are doing ministry. We are both exploring the natural talents God gave us in the area of arts. And we're following hard after His will for our lives and for our art. Anyways...I could go on and on about that...but lets be honest...you came to see the photos...so here we go... I want to show you how amazing Karal's talent is.

Last week I had the honor of shooting many of her pieces.
But first, a quick glimpse into her workshop. I love it in there!


And now let the display of talent begin :)

Karal's birdhouses....
makes me want to start having birdhouses in my yard!

If I had to pick a favorite of Karal's pottery, it would have to be her teapots!

I LOVE THEM!

The pieces above and below were created by Karal's husband Skip. It appears he has the talent of creating some beautiful art as well, huh?

sweet cracker boxes

Check out the glaze on those plates!

I heart pottery!

This is the start of Karal's ornaments for this Christmas.
I can't wait to see them finished!

And lastly, this is the before and after shots of Karal's pendants. Love them!

Click here to find more info about the places around town where you can purchase her pottery. I already have some plans for Karal's goodies as christmas presents! Yippie!

Thanks again Karal for allowing me to capture your amazing talent! I had a blast and look forward to our future partnerships!

summer randomness

What a busy last few weeks we have had. We have traveled from PA to VA to FL!

Other than our car colliding with a deer in the middle of no-where VA, its been a good time.

Here are some cool things I have shot lately.
Above is a shot of the church my family in P.A. goes to. Its an amazing building.

Here are some of my cousins kids, along with mine. Alot of sweet cousin love with this group!

Sam and Naomi are one month apart in age, and very much on the same page.

Lake Erie

Lately Micah has gotten a bit jealous of my shooting pictures of "other" people.
So he asked to do a photo-shoot with his sister.
I am biased of course, but they are pretty darn cute.

And, in case you were wondering what joy looks like: here it is...

This fall is starting to fill up for photo shoots along with the ministry my husband and I are apart of on the campus of Marshall University. I am not looking forward to returning home tomorrow and unpacking. But I am excited about photo taking and what God has in store for Marshall students this semester. Stay tuned....