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“Any man can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad.” — Anne Geddes
On today's episode, Ross bleaches his teeth, Phoebe causes trouble for Rachel at work, and Chandler warns Joey about the dangers of living with a woman. Plus, Chloe and Katie talk about The Kardashians, Superstore, coffee addiction, and Anne Geddes. Follow us on social media:Pod - @theywereonabreakpodChloe - @cuckooforchlochlopuffsKatie - @littlebabykates
In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Jessie Marrero, the talented Dominican photographer from New York who has captured the precious moments of countless babies. Jessie takes us back to the first time she picked up a camera and discovered her passion for baby photography. She shares on existing Corporate America to pursue photography full time, collaborating with her idol, the legendary Anne Geddes and how she became a favorite among celebrity parents such as Kevin Hart, Ice- T, A Boogie, Adrienne Bailon and more. But it’s not just about the highlights—Jessie gets deeply personal about her silent but very tough battle with breast cancer, how she’s balanced motherhood with her career, and that resilient spirit that’s kept her going. This episode is a celebration of art, strength, and the power of fighting your dreams despite the setbacks. Visit: Jessiemarrero.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chaque semaine, nous recevons des experts qui vulgarisent avec nous des concepts, des histoires...Pour cet épisode, nous recevons Elise Calvez, elle est sage-femme et c'est elle qui se cache derrière le compte @doctogouine sur instagram. Elle va nous raconter son métier, Marie va nous confier que visiblement, elle avait une salle gueule à la naissance de son fils, et aussi on découvrira le petit côté Anne Geddes d'Elise dans des moments chelous. On parlera maltraitance des patientes, accueil des personnes LGBT, post partum et fausse couche Son instagram : https://www.instagram.com/doctogouine/--VULGAIREUn podcast de Marine Baousson et Marie Missetproduit par Marine Baousson / Studio BruneRéalisé par Antoine OlierGénérique : Romain BaoussonGraphisme et illustrations : Juliette PoneyCapsules Vidéo : Emma Estevezprogrammation : Louise Tempéreau Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Send us a textThank you for tuning in! On this episode we are taking a look back at some of the most popular novelty items and gifts from the 90s and early 2000s. From Big Mouth Billy Bass to Anne Geddes, there is so much to cover on episode #100. Enjoy!Links mentioned on this episode:80s and 90s Uncensored Podcast: https://the80sand90s.com/podcastPodchums: https://www.podchums.com/(Very detailed) Article on Magic Eye: https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/the-hidden-history-of-magic-eye-the-optical-illusion-that-briefly-took-over-the-world/Support the showVisit: https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/ for all things Pop Culture Retrospective! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/popcultureretrospective/ Follow me on Twitter!: https://twitter.com/PopCultureRetroReview the show! https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/reviews/new/Pop Culture Retrospective Merch!: https://pop-culture-retrospective-pod.myspreadshop.com/allEmail me anytime: amy@popcultureretrospective.com
Murray Thom is one of New Zealand's most successful and creative entrepreneurs. He's the man behind some of our most iconic and successful productions, including The Great New Zealand Songbook, The Great New Zealand Cookbook, The Offering, and Piano by Candlelight. On the international front, two of his productions – Miracle Babies and the Together 10 CD Collection – have both featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show. In this episode we talk about why he left school at 15 and how he became the Managing Director of CBS Records at 23. How he won a government tender for the Personalised Plates business in 1987, which at its peak had a turnover of $30 million and staff of 60, how he brought together Celine Dion and Anne Geddes, how he manifested becoming a world champion sailor, his best business hacks and all the best stories in between. Murray's life was made for a long form podcast and there are so many brilliant nuggets of business and life wisdom in this one, it's a super entertaining chat. This episode is brought to you by TAB, download the new app today and get your bet on! Listen on iHeart Radio or wherever you get your podcasts from or watch the video on YouTube. We're also stoked to tell you about the business we've built. If you'd like to get one of our epic guests in to MC or Speak at your function or event, flick us a message by going to b2bspeakers.co.nz and let our guests make your night. Enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Have an idea or tip? Send us a text!Unlock the secrets to commanding your worth and mastering emotional selling! Join us as we sit down with James I Bond, an author and behavioral management specialist, who takes us through his fascinating journey from an apprentice photographer in Montreal to a magnate in photography and advertising. Discover how a stolen photograph and a million-dollar lawsuit imparted invaluable lessons on valuing one's work, and how Bond leveraged these lessons to craft compelling campaigns for giants like Seagram's and Avon Cosmetics. Have you ever wondered why some advertisements stay etched in your memory while others fade away? Bond unveils the magic behind emotional selling, revealing how campaigns like “This is your brain on drugs” and John Gray's book “Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus” achieved phenomenal success by tapping into human emotions. Learn how to transform your marketing strategies into powerful, action-driving tools that resonate deeply with your audience. Bond's insights into behavioral management provide practical takeaways that can help you craft messages that compel and captivate.In an era of digital overload, how can photographers and marketers stand out? James shares inspiring success stories of photographers like Anne Geddes and Martin Handford, illustrating the significance of owning your work and creating concepts that deeply connect with audiences. From crafting attention-grabbing advertisements to maintaining consistency in your marketing efforts, discover strategies that ensure sustained success. With anecdotes from iconic branding moments, including Marilyn Monroe's name change, this episode is packed with actionable insights on creating lasting impact in bothEnergize your sales with Shareme.chat, the proven texting platform. ShareMe.Chat ShareMe.Chat platform uses chat-to-text on your website to keep your customers connected and buying!MediaclipMediaclip strives to continuously enhance the user experience while dramatically increasing revenue.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEIndependent Photo ImagersIPI is a member + trade association and a cooperative buying group in the photo + print industry.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the Show.Sign up for the Dead Pixels Society newsletter at http://bit.ly/DeadPixelsSignUp.Contact us at gary@thedeadpixelssociety.comVisit our LinkedIn group, Photo/Digital Imaging Network, and Facebook group, The Dead Pixels Society. Leave a review on Apple and Podchaser. Are you interested in being a guest? Click here for details.Hosted and produced by Gary PageauEdited by Olivia PageauAnnouncer: Erin Manning
Sponsored by FUJIFILM North AmericaIf you want to discover how X Series and GFX System digital cameras and lenses can transform your image making, explore the lineup today.https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.comGet a FREE Posing eBook from The Portrait System here: https://the-portrait-system.lpages.co/podcast-pose-funnel/Today on The Portrait System Podcast, host, photographer and educator Nikki Closser interviews world-renowned photographer ANNE GEDDES. Anne tells us all about the amazing journey that led her to become a dominating force in baby photography and sell millions of books and calendars.On Jul 27th, Anne is hosting the Storytime Series #1, a very special afternoon discussion when she will share the most captivating stories behind stunning images from her 40-year career. To register for the Storytime Series #1, please visit www.annegeddes.com.PODCAST LISTENER SPECIAL!! If you want to get started with the Portrait System, get a special discount using code “POD7” to get one month access for just $7 here https://theportraitsystem.com/pricing/Show notes: https://theportraitsystem.com/podcast/episode-236-anne-geddes/IG https://www.instagram.com/theportraitsystem/YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/theportraitsystemSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
This is a wide-ranging conversation with my friend Jessi Jean, a binge eating and mindset coach. You will hear about... - how to navigate health concerns without diet culture - what to do if you want kids, but feel anxious about pregnancy/ birth - how motherhood can change you for the better - tips for creating a vision board and setting intentions - the key to creating lasting behavior change and achieving your goals - advice for feeling lost, paving your own way, and getting unstuck Remember: don't get caught in the trap of constantly contemplating. No one has life completely figured out, but doing the best you can with what you have is better than waiting for the answers to appear out of nowhere. Follow Jessi on Instagram: @jessijeannn Learn more about Jessi's Food Freedom Online Program here: https://jessijean.com/foodfreedomonlineprogram And if you enjoyed this episode, screenshot it and share it on social media! Make sure to tag @maryspodcast and @jessijeannn Mentioned In This Episode... Pure by Anne Geddes (coffee table book with mothers and newborns): https://amzn.to/4eM1hW5 4 Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman: https://amzn.to/3Wa1TxA The War of Art by Steven Pressfield: https://amzn.to/3xA8FmO
In this episode, Anushri shares her journey in photography inspired by Anne Geddes, the queen of baby photography. She discusses the impact of visual elements on her work, emphasizes play and exploration to avoid monotony, and finds joy in nature and travel photography. Anushri delves into landscape photography, community projects, and the importance of feedback for growth. She prefers natural light for her photos, especially diffused and golden backlight, and highlights the beauty of backlit scenes. The episode explores color in photography, coordinating color schemes for shoots, and understanding how light affects colors. Anushri discusses family photography, lens preferences, camera choices, and the evolution of her photography journey. Join the conversation for insights into storytelling and artistic growth. • The photographer emphasizes the importance of play and exploration in their work to avoid monotony, highlighting how creativity thrives in a dynamic environment. • Preference for natural light, especially diffused and golden backlight, is crucial for clients as it avoids harsh sunlight and dark shadows in photos, showcasing the impact of lighting on photography outcomes. • Clients appreciate and benefit from the photographer's guidance in coordinating color schemes for photo shoots, ensuring a cohesive look and positive outcomes in the final images. Learn More: Website : https://cooesncuddles.com/ Facebook : Cooes N Cuddles Photography https://web.facebook.com/cooesncuddlesphotography/ Instagram: @Cooes_N_Cuddles_Photography @anushri5 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creative-warriors/message
Elisabeths thema voor deze aflevering is for obvious reasons niet Kofi Annan, voor even obvious reasons wél De Slimste Mens ter Wereld. Ze vertelt alles over haar - helaas te korte - passage in het programma, terwijl Paula haar Diddl-papier, Anne Geddes-konijn en Me to You-beertjes terug opduikt uit 2003.
It's a random week in September! Kim and Jenn are talking about anything and everything! Including: Taylor Swift, therapy, Jenn's new job, a new solution for thinning hair, an ongoing quest for just one good pair of jeans, portraits of railway children, Anne Geddes, dorm-room posters of the past and a whole lot more!You can find Kim on her Substack: kimfrance.substack.com.Jenn's new beauty Insta: instagram.com/jennromolinisvanity/For exclusive Everything Is Fine episodes — along with weekly style and culture recommendations — join our Patreon: patreon.com/everythingisfineConcerns? Critiques? Suggestions? Just want to say "hi"? You can email us: everythingisfinethepodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
¡Prepárate para embarcarte en un viaje al corazón de la fotografía infantil! Descubre la increíble biografía de Anne Geddes, la fotógrafa que ha cautivado al mundo con su estilo único y su habilidad para capturar la belleza de la infancia. Adéntrate en su vida desde sus comienzos en Australia hasta su reconocimiento internacional. Acompáñanos durante 15 minutos llenos de inspiración, anécdotas divertidas y emociones genuinas. ¡No te pierdas esta increíble historia que te hará ver el mundo con nuevos ojos! Prepárate para sumergirte en un mundo de magia y ternura con el increíble trabajo de Anne Geddes. En este video, descubrirás cómo esta talentosa fotógrafa ha logrado capturar la esencia pura y mágica de la infancia a través de sus hermosas imágenes. ¡Déjate maravillar por sus adorables bebés disfrazados de flores, animales y personajes fantásticos! No te pierdas esta oportunidad única para explorar el arte y la creatividad que hay detrás de cada fotografía. ¡Prepara tus emociones porque te aseguro que quedarás completamente enamorado del mundo de Anne Geddes! ¡Prepárate para sumergirte en un mundo mágico lleno de ternura y alegría! En este video, te presentamos a Anne Geddes, una fotógrafa excepcional que ha logrado capturar la esencia pura y auténtica de la infancia. Desde bebés disfrazados de flores hasta pequeños angelitos en cestas, cada imagen te transportará a un lugar lleno de inocencia y maravilla. ¡No puedes perderte esta oportunidad de ver el trabajo increíblemente hermoso de Anne Geddes y dejarte cautivar por su habilidad para retratar momentos únicos en la vida de los más pequeños! ¡Prepara los pañuelos porque este video te hará sonreír, emocionarte y recordar lo hermoso que es ser niño! Para suscribirse al canal https://www.youtube.com/c/JhonVargasFotografia --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-vargas-foto/message
Hey everyone the gang of Travis, Marta, and Pete are back to chat about Ahsoka episode 3 - "Time To Fly". We talk about an ep that had awesome action, but felt weirdly incomplete. Enjoy! Check out Travis's other podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/prowrestlingonly/sets/yours-mine-the-truth?si=e095dfc5035f471fbcc2ee87f1f09a35&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Check out BOOM! Pro Wrestling here: https://www.boomprowrestling.com/ Check out our friend Stacey McLachlan's upcoming Anne Geddes show here: https://www.vancouverfringe.com/events/anne-geddes-the-unauthorized-untrue-biography/
Today we pay tribute to the landmark episode “A Woman's Right to Shoes”, a timeless tale of good versus evil featuring Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal as Carrie's ultimate nemesis. Topics discussed include Tasti D-Lite erasure, the Nan Goldin to Anne Geddes pipeline, Dr. Robert Leeds' fabulous outfit, Samantha's crusade against children, shoe-shaming, and more!Today's episode is brought to you by, Nutrafol. Enter the promo code OUTFIT to save FIFTEEN DOLLARS off your first month's subscription.Want to hear our thoughts on the new And Just Like That teaser? Get episodes early and without ads? Become a Patron! Go to Patreon.com/EveryOutfitWE HAVE A HOTLINE! Disagree with us? Make your case and we may play it on the show. Questions, secrets, or gossip from the And Just Like That set are also welcome. Call 323-486-6773
Gary Pageau of the Dead Pixels Society talks with Darcy Reed, author of the new book for children, "Extraordinary Women with Cameras: 35 Photographers Who Changed How We See the World." The book, featuring illustrations by Vanessa Perez, captures the stories of iconic female photographers, including Dorothea Lange's haunting portraits of American history, Margaret Bourke- White's bravery as the first female war correspondent in WWII, Florestine Perrault Collins' influential images depicting Black life in the 1920s, and Anne Geddes' joyful and elaborately-staged portraits of adorable babies.Reed is a writer, editor, and actor. Her books include The College Bucket List, Disney: Ninety Years of Mickey Mouse, Wonder Woman Trivia Deck, The Photography Trivia Deck, Captain Marvel: The Tiny Book of Earth's Mightiest Hero, Extraordinary Women With Cameras, and Shakespeare: Famous Last Words.Mediaclip Mediaclip strives to continuously enhance the user experience while dramatically increasing revenue.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSign up for the Dead Pixels Society newsletter at http://bit.ly/DeadPixelsSignUp.Visit our LinkedIn group, Photo/Digital Imaging Network, and our Facebook group, The Dead Pixels Society. Interested in being a guest? Click here for ...
ONE & ONLY is an experimental comedy special written and performed by Sophia Cleary for an audience of one person. Using this 1:1 ratio of performer to audience, ONE & ONLY explores connection, intimacy and the shifting power dynamics in live comedy. https://www.sophiacleary.com/ https://www.instagram.com/_sophia_cleary/ https://twitter.com/_sophia_cleary Sophia Cleary is a queer, genreless, childless & anti-disciplinary comedian, writer, and artist working with jokes, video, dance, music, and more. She has presented her work in NYC at the Center for Performance Research, Danspace Project, the Chocolate Factory, Dixon Place, The Kitchen, and e-flux and in Los Angeles at the Hammer Museum and Human Resources Gallery. Sophia co-created "Miracle," an anti-fan fiction play about Anne Geddes and GG Allin with performance artist Neal Medlyn. She is the founder and coordinator of the works-in-progress series REHEARSAL and former co-editor for Ugly Duckling Presse's performance annual Emergency INDEX. She is one-half of feminist punk band Penis, a collaboration with Samara Davis. Film playing on the Film Festival Streaming service later this month. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod
You name it, Tyla Nathan-Wong has won it with the NZ Sevens team. World cups. Olmpic gold and silver. Commonwealth gold, and a bronze from Birmingham earlier in the week. But before being a famousrugby player, she was famous as a baby. In this short clip taken from the full conversation, we talk about that entire experience of being an Anne Geddes baby. If you have no idea who Anne Geddes is, google her name and click on some of her images. Her work was real famous in the 90's.
At 28 Tyla has won silver and gold Olympic medals, a Commonwealth games gold, 2 rugby sevens world cup titles AND she has twice been named NZ sevens player of the year. She was also a model for legendary photographer Anne Geddes as a baby, something we chat about in this conversation. I loved this podcast so much. Tyla is such an easy conversationalist and a real open book. I really hope you guys like this one as well. Cheers, Dom
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“It's not the End of the World,” chapters 3-4. Al and Jody discuss this classic 1972 Judy Blume novel about D-I-V-O-R-C-E. Karen forgets her milk money, Amy gets mickey mouse pancakes, mom cries, and Dad abandons the fam for a weekend (is he sleeping at the furniture store?!). Alison and Jody discuss allergy shots, pee-pee jokes, and Anne Geddes dress-up. It's a Judy Blume book club. Join us every week!
A renomada e mundialmente reconhecida fotógrafa Anne Geddes traz sua arte e criatividade aos NFTs pela primeira vez com sua coleção do Dia das Mães 2022. https://www.enfbyleosaldanha.com/blog
Sir Peter Eastway joins us at Lightminded towers for a chat!
10 of our tips to stay creative or to get out of a rut.1. Give yourself a time limit to complete a project.2. Get a good mentor. Not a ‘yes' mentor. 3. No star shots (Joking! - unless you really like them).4. Write a story about the photograph.5. Don't put too much stock in the industry, don't bend to all the norms. Make your own rules.6. Don't rest on your laurels, push push push!7. Try to avoid drinking your own bathwater too much.8. Try and show something that can't be seen.9. Don't be so hard on your stuff, you're most likely a lot better than you think you are, but read tip 7 :)10. Try and think about being creative.
One of the best photographers in the world (who happens to be colourblind) drops into Lightminded Towers for a beer....
Liz Barker drops into Lightminded!
And we're back! Joined by Sir Peter Eastway plus Carwyns time machine project.....
A quick best wishes message for the new year.
Merry Christmas! Thanks for listening in 21 and we're looking forward to an amazing 22!
One of the MOST interesting interviews we've ever done! Anne Geddes drops in to Lightminded :)
Sometimes there are episodes where Paul, Mark and Chris actually manage to engage their galaxy brains and come up with some proper insight into the wonderful work of prominent US indie rock band, Pavement... and this is one of those episodes!Of course there's still other stupid nonsense going on; Mark is busy hosting dinner parties on Zoom, Chris is getting a new hi-fi and Paul has discovered poetry slams. All that plus: Anne Geddes, James Blake vs James Blunt and eight Pavement songs. Follow us on Twitter: @conundrumpod @thepaulcarlin @themarkedwards @thegallatron
When Amrita Samant decided to pursue her passion and take up maternity and child photography back in 2013, little did she realise she would help open up a whole new industry in India, paving the way for many more such photographers. Over the years, Amrita has done over 1400 shoots spread across different countries, won multiple international awards and scaled up to leading an all-women’s team. Through her photography, she has run campaigns to highlight the importance of breastmilk donation for babies in intensive care unit. From a portrait photographer to having grown to a family documentary photographer, Amrita has also shot for many personalities including actor Sameera Reddy and cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin. So what was it like to be among first movers in this industry and what does she want her work legacy to be? The article referring to Anne Geddes is by ArtNet News. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/anne-geddes-profile-1849401 To check out Amrita's work, please visit: www.mommyshotsbyamrita.com Check out Maharani Talks on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maharanitalks/ MUSIC: Lights by Sappheiros https://soundcloud.com/sappheirosmusic
We are simply thrilled to welcome Anne Geddes to the CWCW family. Australian-born, New York City based, Anne, has the distinction of being one of the world's most recognized photographers. She is best known for her elaborately staged photos of infants, capturing the purity, beauty and vulnerability of her young subjects. Anne's body of work, which includes 7 award winning coffee table books, calendars, greeting cards and journals, has been published in 84 countries and translated into 24 languages. Anne was inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame and is a Global Advocate for Children, advocating for the prevention of child abuse and neglect.
When the pandemic prevented world renowned photographer Anne Geddes from doing what she does, taking pictures of babies, she decided to do something else. She explains the "Joy" project to Jesse.
Anne Geddes zählt sicher zur den bekanntesten Vertreterinnen der Baby-Fotografie. Aber auch in kleinen fränkischen Städten gibt es die große Fotokunst: Kathrin Newman aus Bad Windsheim ist über das Schreiben zu den Bildern gekommen. Im Lockdown-Light waren die Menschen so versunsichert, dass Kathrin an manchen Tagen allein im ihrem Studio saß.
The Art Angle team is taking this week off for Thanksgiving, but we thought we'd share one of our favorite episodes from the past year to see you through this unconventional holiday weekend. Picture this: a doughy, apple-cheeked infant nestled in between the soft petals of a dew-kissed flower, sound asleep, like the start of a real-life fable. Almost everyone who conjures that mental image will do so using a nearly identical aesthetic—and whether you realize it or not, that’s almost entirely because of the work of legendary baby photographer Anne Geddes. After her debut photography book, Down in the Garden, soared to number three on the New York Times Bestseller list in 1996, Geddes’s wholesomely surreal infant images became inescapable. Oprah went on air to declare Down in the Garden the best coffee-table book she’d ever seen, and by late December 1997, Geddes’s publishing partners had sold more than 1.8 billion (yes, with a “b”) calendars and date books of her photography for the upcoming year. Her dizzying success soon spurred the artist to ramp up production, with a standard Geddes shoot requiring six-to-eight months of planning and a budget between $250,000 and $350,000. But who could blame her for going big? Geddes’s empire of adorable infants seemed unstoppable. Cut to 2020, however, and the picture has changed dramatically—not just for Geddes, but for an entire creative economy driven by analog photography, print publishing, and the high barriers to entry formerly associated with both. Years after smartphones first began putting increasingly high-quality cameras in nearly everyone’s pocket, and Instagram began providing masses of self-trained shutterbugs a free and wide-reaching distribution platform for their images, it’s not hyperbole to say that the pillars on which Geddes built her career have crumbled. So what’s the Queen of Baby Photography to do when her kingdom becomes unrecognizable? Back in May, Andrew Goldstein chatted with Noor Brara, Artnet’s art and design editor, about her recent profile of Geddes. Together, they discussed the artist’s rise, fall, and reckoning with culture’s digital evolution.
The Art Angle team is taking this week off for Thanksgiving, but we thought we'd share one of our favorite episodes from the past year to see you through this unconventional holiday weekend. Picture this: a doughy, apple-cheeked infant nestled in between the soft petals of a dew-kissed flower, sound asleep, like the start of a real-life fable. Almost everyone who conjures that mental image will do so using a nearly identical aesthetic—and whether you realize it or not, that's almost entirely because of the work of legendary baby photographer Anne Geddes. After her debut photography book, Down in the Garden, soared to number three on the New York Times Bestseller list in 1996, Geddes's wholesomely surreal infant images became inescapable. Oprah went on air to declare Down in the Garden the best coffee-table book she'd ever seen, and by late December 1997, Geddes's publishing partners had sold more than 1.8 billion (yes, with a “b”) calendars and date books of her photography for the upcoming year. Her dizzying success soon spurred the artist to ramp up production, with a standard Geddes shoot requiring six-to-eight months of planning and a budget between $250,000 and $350,000. But who could blame her for going big? Geddes's empire of adorable infants seemed unstoppable. Cut to 2020, however, and the picture has changed dramatically—not just for Geddes, but for an entire creative economy driven by analog photography, print publishing, and the high barriers to entry formerly associated with both. Years after smartphones first began putting increasingly high-quality cameras in nearly everyone's pocket, and Instagram began providing masses of self-trained shutterbugs a free and wide-reaching distribution platform for their images, it's not hyperbole to say that the pillars on which Geddes built her career have crumbled. So what's the Queen of Baby Photography to do when her kingdom becomes unrecognizable? Back in May, Andrew Goldstein chatted with Noor Brara, Artnet's art and design editor, about her recent profile of Geddes. Together, they discussed the artist's rise, fall, and reckoning with culture's digital evolution.
Oke oke oke, jullie zitten allemaal te wachten op de Kerstspecial, maar eerst nog even deze gebundelde genialiteit! Het gaat over Doe maar, Anne Geddis, Veldhuis/Kemper, en de makelaar. En ook natuurlijk is dit weer een aflevering met FANTASTISCHE prijzen! Dus, ga zitten, pak wat lekkers en als je klaar bent kun je misschien in de auto ofzo deze aflevering checken! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lekkergespotgast/message
A picture is worth a thousand words of ... offense? protest? explanation? We talk about *that* Johannes Leak cartoon of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in The Australian and the controversy it's kicked off.As a chaser - let's go to New York City and catch up with renowned Australian photographer Anne Geddes, whose ubiquitous photos of babies as peapods, bumblebees, sunflowers and other adorable imaginings became part of the zeitgeist in the 90s and early 2000s.
A picture is worth a thousand words of ... offense? protest? explanation? We talk about *that* Johannes Leak cartoon of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in The Australian and the controversy it's kicked off. As a chaser - let's go to New York City and catch up with renowned Australian photographer Anne Geddes, whose ubiquitous photos of babies as peapods, bumblebees, sunflowers and other adorable imaginings became part of the zeitgeist in the 90s and early 2000s.
A picture is worth a thousand words of ... offense? protest? explanation? We talk about *that* Johannes Leak cartoon of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in The Australian and the controversy it's kicked off. As a chaser - let's go to New York City and catch up with renowned Australian photographer Anne Geddes, whose ubiquitous photos of babies as peapods, bumblebees, sunflowers and other adorable imaginings became part of the zeitgeist in the 90s and early 2000s.
A picture is worth a thousand words of ... offense? protest? explanation? We talk about *that* Johannes Leak cartoon of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in The Australian and the controversy it's kicked off. As a chaser - let's go to New York City and catch up with renowned Australian photographer Anne Geddes, whose ubiquitous photos of babies as peapods, bumblebees, sunflowers and other adorable imaginings became part of the zeitgeist in the 90s and early 2000s.
The Boys are back together IN PERSON in the Hamptons with Katie, the voice of The Bradshaw Boys! It's a true B Boys reunion for a very important SATC ep. They talk shoes on vs. shoes off households, Anne Geddes babies, and Dr. Robert Leeds' incredible' style. Instagram: @TheBradshawBoys Twitter: @TheBradshawBoys Support The Boys on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thebradshawboys Call us and leave a message: 917 410 1428 or record a voice note and email us - thebradshawboysnyc@gmail.com S6 E9 - Carrie's shoes are stolen at a party; the hostess (Tatum O'Neal) not only refuses to apologize, but shames her for her extravagant footwear — and lifestyle choices. Miranda gets chicken pox, and she flirts with the handsome black doctor who just moved into her building. Charlotte must adjust to living with Harry (and his tea bags) in her pristine apartment. Children misbehaving in nice restaurants annoy Samantha. Cory Cavin (@corycavin) Jon Sieber (@jonsieber) Kevin James Doyle (@kevinjamesdoyle) Guest/Voiceover by: Katie Sieber (@katiejeanne18) Produced by: Jeremy Balon (@remybalon) at Seltzer Kings Studios (@seltzerkings) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week's episode Is with he wonderful Avalon based artist Leonie Barton. You may know her around the Northern Beaches for her ephemeral artworks, arranging natural materials Into beautiful artworks. We had a great conversation via zoom about her paintings, health constraints on her work and Leonie's past work for the photographer Anne Geddes and much more...Thanks Leonie!leoniebarton.com annegeddes.comcuratorialandco.com
In this episode we talk with internationally renowned and New York Times best selling author- infant photographer, Anne Geddes. Anne’s life began on a cattle ranch in Queensland, Australia and her sense of adventure took her around the world. She currently resides in New York. Anne was a late bloomer into the photography world, and has spent the last few decades honing her unique voice capturing the pure joy, vulnerability and innocence of babies. Her stills capture the story of new life, injecting personality and the simplicity of a fleeting moment in time. Anne’s work has garnered her a place in the International Photography Hall of Fame- an honor she was bestowed for her compassion and life’s work. Anne is an Ambassador (volunteer) for the March of Dimes charity, as well as a Global Advocate for Shot@Life, a United Nation’s Foundation campaign which aims to provide access to basic life-saving immunizations to children in the developing world. Anne continues to tell her unique story through the art of photography, constantly fascinated and inspired by Mother Nature and all she has to offer. CONNECT WITH ANNE Anne Geddes Website Anne on Instagram Anne on Facebook CONNECT WITH GEOFFREY KLEIN E-mail Geoffrey nine dots Media Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Facebook
The Daily Baby is 10 days old - time to put him in a basket and play Anne Geddes! Follow Vaya: @dailybabypod on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
Picture this: a doughy, apple-cheeked infant nestled in between the soft petals of a dew-kissed flower, sound asleep, like the start of a real-life fable. Almost everyone who conjures that mental image will do so using a nearly identical aesthetic—and whether you realize it or not, that's almost entirely because of the work of legendary baby photographer Anne Geddes. After her debut photography book, Down in the Garden, soared to number three on the New York Times Bestseller list in 1996, Geddes's wholesomely surreal infant images became inescapable. Oprah went on air to declare Down in the Garden the best coffee-table book she'd ever seen, and by late December 1997, Geddes's publishing partners had sold more than 1.8 billion (yes, with a "b") calendars and date books of her photography for the upcoming year. Her dizzying success soon spurred the artist to ramp up production, with a standard Geddes shoot requiring six-to-eight months of planning and a budget between $250,000 and $350,000. But who could blame her for going big? Geddes's empire of adorable infants seemed unstoppable. Cut to 2020, however, and the picture has changed dramatically—not just for Geddes, but for an entire creative economy driven by analog photography, print publishing, and the high barriers to entry formerly associated with both. Years after smartphones first began putting increasingly high-quality cameras in nearly everyone's pocket, and Instagram began providing masses of self-trained shutterbugs a free and wide-reaching distribution platform for their images, it's not hyperbole to say that the pillars on which Geddes built her career have crumbled. So what's the Queen of Baby Photography to do when her kingdom becomes unrecognizable? In this week's episode, Andrew Goldstein chats with Noor Brara, Artnet's art and design editor, about her recent profile of Geddes. Together, they discuss the artist's rise, fall, and reckoning with culture's digital evolution.
Picture this: a doughy, apple-cheeked infant nestled in between the soft petals of a dew-kissed flower, sound asleep, like the start of a real-life fable. Almost everyone who conjures that mental image will do so using a nearly identical aesthetic—and whether you realize it or not, that's almost entirely because of the work of legendary baby photographer Anne Geddes. After her debut photography book, Down in the Garden, soared to number three on the New York Times Bestseller list in 1996, Geddes's wholesomely surreal infant images became inescapable. Oprah went on air to declare Down in the Garden the best coffee-table book she'd ever seen, and by late December 1997, Geddes's publishing partners had sold more than 1.8 billion (yes, with a "b") calendars and date books of her photography for the upcoming year. Her dizzying success soon spurred the artist to ramp up production, with a standard Geddes shoot requiring six-to-eight months of planning and a budget between $250,000 and $350,000. But who could blame her for going big? Geddes's empire of adorable infants seemed unstoppable. Cut to 2020, however, and the picture has changed dramatically—not just for Geddes, but for an entire creative economy driven by analog photography, print publishing, and the high barriers to entry formerly associated with both. Years after smartphones first began putting increasingly high-quality cameras in nearly everyone's pocket, and Instagram began providing masses of self-trained shutterbugs a free and wide-reaching distribution platform for their images, it's not hyperbole to say that the pillars on which Geddes built her career have crumbled. So what's the Queen of Baby Photography to do when her kingdom becomes unrecognizable? In this week's episode, Andrew Goldstein chats with Noor Brara, Artnet's art and design editor, about her recent profile of Geddes. Together, they discuss the artist's rise, fall, and reckoning with culture's digital evolution.
CONVERSAT10N: Murray Thom, a true master of living life in all 3 Dimensions, sat down with Head Sports Life Coach, Carlette Patterson to talk Family, Faith and Favorites. Murray tells us some of his Winning Strategies that led him to have an enormously successful life personally, professionally and philanthropically. Personally, Murray talks about his love for family and how keeping family first is what fuels him. Professionally, Murray will share his journey from being the youngest Managing Director of CBS Music at age 23 to managing his own boutique record company, “Thom Music". He shares with us a couple of his most notable projects : ‘Together’ and ‘Miracle’ which have both been featured on the Oprah Winfrey show. The 'Together' 10 CD Collection was named as one of Oprah’s "Favorite Thing of the Year” and another show featured ‘Miracle’, a collaboration with Celine Dion and photographer Anne Geddes. Philanthropically, Murray talks about his faith journey and talks to us about his current favorite giving project “The Offering”. A beautiful project of art and music where all proceeds go to The Salvation Army.MeQ™ Skills: Winning Strategies, Performance Barriers, Power of Team, Definition of Success, GIVE HOPE, Seasons
Today's episode is all about Schmidt rants and hoping I don't ever get cancelled, but you know, I was always Corporate Schmidt, so I've been pretty locked down for years and not dumb, 15, and tweeting. I dive into my old tweets to see if there is anything I should be worried about---we shall see. Also, I've said it before and I will say it again, the only reason to have a baby is to have an Anne Geddes style photo shoot, so why aren't people doing this?!? I want to see your baby dressed up as a cabbage--DUH. Finally a Schmidt rant like no other--are people really washing their reusable Ziploc bags or throwing them out? Why are people choosing white bridesmaid dresses and who the hell is running Dolly Parton's social media and causing a stir with the #dollypartonchallenge? I'm thinking of starting a #9to5challenge, which would compare our Outlook head-shots, work from home, and finally what we look like at 9 am vs 5 pm (it ain't pretty folks). Okay, you ready? Let's go.Thanks for listening! Follow me on Instagram at @skschmidt or like my Facebook page "Sarah Talks Schmidt."
Australia-based graphic designer Jacqui Smith’s first planner was an Anne Geddes planner that she bought to better organize her time. “It was beautiful, but not practical,” Jacqui said. She set about designing her own line of organizers based on three principles of goal setting: goals, projects, and tasks. Each component is designed to help facilitate organization and goal-setting that is realistic and reachable. As a self-confessed “shiny squirrel chaser” Jaqui’s unique approach to planning and organization will help even the most scattered among us.Jacqui helps entrepreneurs prioritize what to focus on and put in their schedule so they can plan their day with confidence + joy. With streamlined processes and efficient systems, they can have more impact in their business, make sales more easily and time for what matters most.Learn how a “habit sandwich” can help you achieve new goals and habits by pairing it with an existing process or habit. Jacqui believes that small, consistent actions will help tame the hectic pace of modern life and allow us to eventually reach our goals at work and at home. Sign up today for Jaqui’s Goals Into Action Masterclass, and create and reach goals that are meaningful to you.Goals into Action Masterclass A practical 3-step class that will show you how to turn your goals into plans you can actually achieve even if you don't think you're organized enough!Sign up here for the Goals To Action Masterclass.Download the free Easy One Page Plan + Planner Sample here.Where to find Jacqui SmithWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | Email |hellocsdorsey.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/candice-dorsey/message
Anne Geddes is one of the world’s most respected photographers. She creates images that are iconic, award winning and beloved. Like no photographer before her, her imagery singularly captures the beauty, purity and vulnerability of children embodying her deeply held belief that each and every child must be “protected, nurtured and loved”. Anne’s work has been published in over 84 countries and translated to 24 languages, with over 19 million books and 13 million calendars sold. A multiple New York Times bestselling author, Anne’s photography has been treasured and enjoyed by many generations. Anne has also been inducted into the International Photography Hall of Fame. Anne is based New York. Gina and Valerie hope you enjoy the podcast. Sign up to the newsletter for great tips and free Lightroom presets. Join the dynamic Gold Membership in our Community which delivers monthly tutorials, live mastermind and lots of behind the scenes videos into the creative process. Find out more at ginamilicia.com. Read the show notes Email Gina and Valerie news@ginamilicia.com Visit GinaMilicia.com | ValerieKhoo.com
Before we finish Suikoden, ask yourself this: are you ready for front gate and back gate action? We gather our forces, recruit 108 stars, transcend mortality, deal with Anne Geddes, find a spy, meet our new mom, and give Emperor Barbarossa breakup advice. This Week: We finish Suikoden! Next Week: We head out of Santa Monica after exploderizing a factory! Our Patreon: patreon.com/squarerootspodcast Thanks to Banjo Guy Ollie for letting us use his fantastic cover of Distant Mountains, featuring Mohawk Gaymer. You can find Ollie on his YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5-umfrfqPvDvWCYHJGYtpA Twitter: https://twitter.com/BanjoGuyOllie Bandcamp: https://banjoguyollie.bandcamp.com/ And find Mohawk Gaymer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0GRBn4KbdVP0rvLFR2lXBg Contact Square Roots! Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com
This week Fabs' Hi Review proposes a 2019 reshoot for all Anne Geddes babies, and how airports under construction don't mesh well with a forgotten TSA Precheck.
"Any man can be a father but it takes someone special to be a Dad."~Anne Geddes Today is Father’s Day and the perfect time to express our love and gratitude to these special people in our lives. "It’s never too late to have a relationship with your father." Some questions we ask: When will you stop blaming yourself for mistakes and acknowledging them as learning experiences that you can learn and reflect from? (3:00) Is the intent behind a connection with a family member, significant other or friend perceived as pure with enjoyable experiences or beneficial with an underlying need? (5:00) How does your relationship with your parents change with time? (8:00) Are there things that you would ask your father that you have not had a chance to? (10:00) Do you regret not thanking or cherishing time with your father when you were younger? (13:00) Which traits, morals and values have you unknowingly inherited from your father? (17:00) How has your father made you proud and what has he sacrificed for you? (23:00) Would you be able to make the same sacrifices for your children that your father did? (26:00) In this episode, we reminisce on qualities, experiences and values that our fathers possess. What qualities of your dad do you share?
The Census of the Lambs Stan is disappointed by the caliber of his fellow townie enumerators. Klaus dresses as Andy Warhol to rip off Anne Geddes. Hayley solves the mystery of the missing husbands. They're dead. "I'm so pleased that they're back, and I look forward to their leaving again." "Hey, my name is Jim, and I am not subhuman garbage!" "I have social anxiety, so this is where I come to yell at people." Check out our Instagram and tip jar! @bestofamericandad Support American Dad! by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/americandad
In this podcast Ana talks about the day Anne Geddes came to be a Keynote Speaker at her event Belly Baby and Beyond. She talks about success and what it means to be a legend in your field. You can find Ana everywhere... www.bellybabyschool.comonline learning www.anabrandtonline.comResources for Photographers www.workshops.anabrandt.comInternational workshops www.twitter.com/anabrandt www.anabrandt.com www.instagram.com/anabrandt www.anabrandtvideos.com
What’s next for the Night King after Game of Thrones? The wonderful Marlee Matlin, that’s what. Plus the Jordache brothers, Anne Geddes 2.0, G as in gonorrhea, the ethics of utility corridors, and homework help for adulterers. Please give to … Continue reading →
Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Please post a review on iTunes. In this episode, Skip Cohen and Chamira Young chat with renowned photographer Anne Geddes. All images copyright Anne Geddes We discuss in detail: How storytelling relates to photography How to be authentic in your work Finding your personal creativity and style, and the importance of being able to control light How to find the photographic "bliss" that will drive your work forward Building relationships with clients, whether they are 3 months old or 30 years old Making your subjects feel comfortable Being confident during portrait sessions, even if you're nervous - fake it 'til you make it! Building trust with clients and their stories Raising awareness for important causes Finding balance with business, family, and life Check out Anne's "Baby Look at You Now" Project on Instagram See Anne's baby photography subjects all grown up! Instagram.com/annegeddesofficial You can find Anne at: Annegeddes.com Anne's Facebook Page Enhance your revenue stream: sign up for Adobe Stock and submit your video content! Learn more and sign up here Learn how to shoot better video with the weekly Photofocus DSLR column Have suggestions on future topics you want us to cover? Reach out! SkipCohenUniversity.com @SkipCohen on Twitter and Facebook skip@mei500.com Chamira Young: chamira@photofocus.com Share This Podcast! Please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via iTunes.
Tom and Luke talk with legendary photographer, philanthropist, and ASMP member Anne Geddes about the creative process that she uses in her work with babies, children and pregnant women and what she’s observed about the human condition when doing that work. Anne is an Australian photographer whose imagery singularly captures the beauty, purity and vulnerability of children … embodying her deeply held belief that every child deserves to be “protected, nurtured and loved”. Support the show (https://www.asmp.org/asmp-foundation-donations/)
You are setting up your own brand. You know you want to model your business on other businesses who are having success, but you need to also find a way to set yourself apart from any competition. In this podcast, I'll cover-- A exercise to help you find your "content tilt" What one woman did to became a YouTube millionaire Differentiating your product via visual cues Designing your brand so that every piece of it looks like it belongs in the same magazine Once you have found that one thing that makes you unique, you will have pushed past the first barrier of getting started, and paved the way toward building a unique and memorable business. Resources mentioned: Anne Geddes - www.annegeddes.com Content, Inc by Joe Pulizzi - https://www.amazon.com/Content-Inc-Entrepreneurs-Successful-Businesses/dp/125958965X The Calico Patch - www.calicopatch.com Tieks - https://tieks.com/ Christian Louboutin - http://us.christianlouboutin.com Tiffany's - http://www.tiffany.com Harry and David - https://www.harryanddavid.com/ Download the "What Makes My Brand Unique" PDF Worksheet
Balto. Baby Fiona. Christian. Harambe. Lamby. We know their stories. We weep when they die. We give them new life with our memes. But which of these animals inspires us the most? Whose paw is proudest of all? In this episode, Teddy and his good friend, literary agent Sylvie Greenberg, rank the top ten inspirational animals, from malformed cuties to unlikely Christ figures. Topics discussed include Mike Tyson's pigeons, 9/11 hero dogs (and their clones), the best British department stores for purchasing lions, and Teddy's creepy fondness for Anne Geddes babies.
World renowned Australian photographer Anne Geddes gives us an insight into her personal journey of motherhood and the passion behind her remarkable work with babies and families. Anne shares her wisdom on why we must honour the miracle that our individual journeys are into motherhood and why we need to share our stories and celebrate our babies.
SHOW NOTESThis week's WIPs include Jedi the Giraffe, Bubble socks, No Purl Monkey socks, vanilla toe-up socks, and CBD Neckcessory. FOs include the not really Extempore shawl, Indigo Frost poncho, Flutterby socks and one monkey sock. Featured Baubles and Bling include Fibernymph Dyeworks and Knitpicks yarn. We drew a winner of the Knit Your Skirt contest and announce a new pattern designed by Carolyn Noyes with three chances to win! Shout Outs:The KAL/CAL is based on YELLOW! Do any project with at least 50% yellow yarn. We will draw a winner next week.Sheila is also hosting a Blue Moon Fiber Arts KAL/CAL that will continue throughout the year and includes any projects made from Blue Moon Fiber Arts yarn.On The Dance Card:Wendy is working on:Jedi the Curious Giraffe by Heidi Bears in Anne Geddes baby yarnBubble Socks (Wendy's own design) in Knitpicks Felici in the Bubble colorwaySheila is working on:Generic Toe-Up socks in Fishknits self-striping yarn in the Fuji Fight Like A Girl colorway, which Sheila has renamed "Running on Recycled Parts" because green is for organ donation.No Purl Monkey Socks by Cookie A, modified by Craftypancakes in BMFA Jingle Bell Rock colorway.CBD Fudge Neckcessory by Deborah Tomasello in her CBD yarn.Rate Your Date:Wendy finished:Indigo Frost Poncho by Isabell Kraemer in Dream in Color Classy in the In Vino Veritas colorway.Extempore Shawl by Briony Singleton (heavily modified) in Freia Handpaints.Sheila finished:Flutterby socks in the BMFA Seascape colorway for a friend.One No Purl Monkey sockWhirlwind Romance:NothingFuture Dates:Wendy plans to knit a sweater in a few months, and will probably start some socks.Sheila plans to finish what she has on the needles.Baubles & Bling:Wendy purchased:Fibernymph Dyeworks Bedazzled Sock in Mixed Up KittyKnitpicks Felici in Bubble, Dark Side and Sprinkle.Sheila received:bracelet from Crystal Butterfly Company in exchange for socks she knit.Wendy and Sheila received Sock Rulers from Lise at Webs!Gossip & Innuendo:We drew a winner of the Knit My Skirt contest.We announced a new contest to win the Ellsworth Tee pattern by Carolyn Noyes! To win, just tell us which colors you would knit it in. We will draw one winner a week from the contest thread for three weeks!Fiber EventsFiber Revival Aug 13, Spencer Peirce Little Farm, Newbury, MAFinger Lakes Fiber Festival Sep 17-18, Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock MESouthern Adirondack Fiber Festival Sep 24-25, Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich, NYVermont Sheep and Wool Festival Oct 1-2, Tunbridge Fairgrounds, Tunbridge, VTNew York Sheep and Wool Oct 15-16, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NYFiber Festival of New England Nov 5-6, Eastern States Exhibition, Springfield, MA
SHOW NOTESThis week's WIPs include the Indigo Frost poncho, Jedi the Giraffe, a granny square pot holder, toe-up striped socks and Flutterby socks Sheila is finishing for a friend. No FOs this week, but Sheila finished one sock. Baubles and Bling include a Sucre Sucre progress marker and Dyeabolical Targhee sock in the Mint to Be watercolor striping colorway. Don't forget to play in our Knit My Skirt contest!! Winner will be drawn next week. Shout Outs:The New KAL/CAL is based on YELLOW! Do any project with at least 50% yellow yarn.Sheila is also hosting a Blue Moon Fiber Arts KAL/CAL that will continue throughout the year and includes any projects made from Blue Moon Fiber Arts yarn.On The Dance Card:Wendy is working on:Jedi the Curious Giraffe by Heidi Bears in Anne Geddes baby yarnIndigo Frost Poncho by Isabell Kraemer in Dream in Color Classy in the In Vino Veritas colorway.Sheila is working on:Generic Toe-Up socks in Fishknits self-striping yarn in the Fuji Fight Like A Girl colorway, which Sheila has renamed "Running on Recycled Parts" because green is for organ donation.Granny square cotton dish clothRate Your Date:Sheila finished one toe-up striped sock and reknit a BMFA Flutterby sock in the Seascape colorway for a friend.Whirlwind Romance:NothingFuture Dates:Wendy plans to knit a sweater in a few months, and will probably start some socks.Sheila plans to finish what she has on the needles.Baubles & Bling:Wendy purchased:Sucre Sucre Miniatures Hostess cupcake progress markerWendy won:Dyeabolical Yarns Targhee sock in the Mint to Be watercolor stripes colorwayGossip & Innuendo: Fiber EventsFiber Revival Aug 13, Spencer Peirce Little Farm, Newbury, MAFinger Lakes Fiber Festival Sep 17-18, Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock MESouthern Adirondack Fiber Festival Sep 24-25, Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich, NYVermont Sheep and Wool Festival Oct 1-2, Tunbridge Fairgrounds, Tunbridge, VTNew York Sheep and Wool Oct 15-16, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NYFiber Festival of New England Nov 5-6, Eastern States Exhibition, Springfield, MA
SHOW NOTESThis week's WIPs include Jedi the Giraffe, Indigo Frost poncho, Ex Tempore shawl, vanilla ankle socks and vanilla toe-up socks. No dates to rate, but Wendy finished a lot of little African Flower motifs for the giraffe. We announce the winner of the May BMFA KAL/CAL and we review the new XRX book Knit My Skirt. Shout Outs:The New KAL/CAL is based on YELLOW! Do any project with at least 50% yellow yarn.Sheila is also hosting a Blue Moon Fiber Arts KAL/CAL that will continue throughout the year and includes any projects made from Blue Moon Fiber Arts yarn.On The Dance Card:Wendy is working on:Jedi the Curious Giraffe by Heidi Bears in Anne Geddes baby yarnIndigo Frost Poncho by Isabell Kraemer in Dream in Color Classy in the In Vino Veritas colorway.Ex tempore shawl by Briony SingletonSheila is working on:Generic cuff down shorty sock in cotton yarnGeneric To-Upsocks in Fishknits self-striping yarn in the Fuji Fight Like A Girl colorway, which Sheila has renamed "Running on Recycled Parts" because green is for organ donation.Rate Your Date:None this week, although Wendy finished a ton of African Violet motifs for her Giraffe.Whirlwind Romance:NothingFuture Dates:Wendy plans to knit a sweater in a few months, and will probably start some socks.Sheila plans to finish what she has on the needles.Baubles & Bling:Nothing this week.Gossip & Innuendo:BOOK REVIEW:We reviewed a new XRX book, Knit My Skirt by Candace Eisner Strick. It is available on the XRX website and also on Amazon!We both really liked this book. The concept is simple: this book teaches you how to make a custom-fitting skirt and how to add an undergarment to give it structure. The patterns are sorted by construction: bottom up, top down and side to side. There really is something for everyone in the variety of designs. We didn't like some styles and we loved others. There are definitely some skirts that need a slender figure, but there were also plenty that would work on larger sizes. The fact that you customize your skirt makes it way more likely the end product will be flattering!This book is well written and includes a lot of great extras. There is a history of the skirt that we both really enjoyed reading. The photography is great and each pattern shows a lot of views of the skirt so you can see the garment as a whole but also see close-ups of important features. We love a book with plenty of good photos! It includes the usual features like a stitch guide and instructions, and the e-book also has hyperlinks to the patterns from the index, which is a another feature we both love. There's even a clever section explaining why you NEED a knit skirt, and providing a counterargument to all the reasons you don't think you want one. If you are interested in knitting a different kind of garment and learning how to make it your exact size, this is a great book for you. It is probably best suited to intermediate knitters and above, but an enthusiastic beginner could definitely tackle some of the patterns.Fiber EventsFiber Revival Aug 13, Spencer Peirce Little Farm, Newbury, MAFinger Lakes Fiber Festival Sep 17-18, Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock MESouthern Adirondack Fiber Festival Sep 24-25, Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich, NYVermont Sheep and Wool Festival Oct 1-2, Tunbridge Fairgrounds, Tunbridge, VTNew York Sheep and Wool Oct 15-16, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NYFiber Festival of New England Nov 5-6, Eastern States Exhibition, Springfield, MA
SHOW NOTESThis week's WIPs include Ex Tempore shawl, Indigo Frost poncho, Jedi the Giraffe, Cuff down shorty socks, Toe Up generic socks and CBD Fudge Neckcessory. FOs include toe-up Patons Kroy socks. No knitting related Baubles and Bling this year. We will be reviewing a new book from XRX called "Knit My Skirt" next week, so stay tuned! Shout Outs:The New KAL/CAL is based on YELLOW! Do any project with at least 50% yellow yarn.Sheila is also hosting a Blue Moon Fiber Arts KAL/CAL that will continue throughout the year and includes any projects made from Blue Moon Fiber Arts yarn.On The Dance Card:Wendy is working on:Jedi the Curious Giraffe by Heidi Bears in Anne Geddes baby yarnIndigo Frost Poncho by Isabell Kraemer in Dream in Color Classy in the In Vino Veritas colorway.Ex tempore shawl by Briony SingletonSheila is working on:Generic cuff down shorty sock in cotton yarnCBD Fudge Neckcessory by Deborah Tomasello in CBD Metallic Spice from her new yarn line.Generic To-Upsocks in Fishknits self-striping yarn in the Fuji Fight Like A Girl colorway, which Sheila has renamed "Running on Recycled Parts" because green is for organ donation.Rate Your Date:Sheila finished:Generic Patons Kroy socks.Whirlwind Romance:NothingFuture Dates:Wendy plans to knit a sweater in a few months, and will probably start some socks.Sheila plans to knit a sockhead beanie.Baubles & Bling:Nothing this week.Gossip & Innuendo:We will be reviewing a new XRX book, Knit My Skirt by Candace Eisner Strick next week. We will also have a contest to win this book, so stay tuned!Fiber EventsMaine Fiber Frolic Jun 6-7, Windsor Fairgrounds, Windsor, MEFiber Revival TBAFinger Lakes Fiber Festival Sep 17-18, Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock MESouthern Adirondack Fiber Festival Sep 24-25, Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich, NYVermont Sheep and Wool Festival Oct 1-2, Tunbridge Fairgrounds, Tunbridge, VTNew York Sheep and Wool Oct 15-16, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NYFiber Festival of New England Nov 5-6, Eastern States Exhibition, Springfield, MA
SHOW NOTESThis week we review Stephannie Tallent's new Craftsy class! WIPs include Jedi the Giraffe, Indigo Frost, Ex tempore shawl and vanilla socks. FOs include Atomic Blender socks and one vanilla sock. Featured Baubles and Bling is a bag from Tricia Paul Designs. Shout Outs:The New KAL/CAL is based on YELLOW! Do any project with at least 50% yellow yarn.Sheila is also hosting a Blue Moon Fiber Arts KAL/CAL that will continue throughout the year and includes any projects made from Blue Moon Fiber Arts yarn.This week, we review Stephannie Tallent's new Craftsy class! See below for a summary review.On The Dance Card:Wendy is working on:Jedi the Curious Giraffe by Heidi Bears in Anne Geddes baby yarnIndigo Frost Poncho by Isabell Kraemer in Dream in Color Classy in the In Vino Veritas colorway.Ex tempore shawl by Briony SingletonSheila is working on:Generic cuff down sockRate Your Date:Sheila finished:Atomic Blender socks. Design will be out this week.Sheila also finished a generic cuff down sock.Whirlwind Romance:NothingFuture Dates:If the crocheted toy goes well, Wendy my try another of these patterns.Sheila has chosen her next skin of BMFA and will knit socks.Baubles & Bling:Sheila purchased:bag from Tricia Paul DesignsGossip & Innuendo:REVIEW:Wendy watched the new Craftsy course by Stephannie Tallent: Custom Colorworks Techniques: Mitts. This is a great course if you want to take your knitting from following patterns as written (and always being a little disappointed by the outcome) to customizing everything about a project. Not only will this teach you how to customize an existing mitt pattern, but it will give you the skills to design your own pattern and to begin to learn how to customize everything that you knit.The class is packed with extras that can really help up your knitting game. For those who dread chart reading, there is a nice section on how to read charts to give you a leg up. There is also a great section on the color wheel and how to select colors that go well together. I think this is a key skill that everyone could use. You will also learn how to use knitter's graph paper (and where to source it), how to do the necessary math calculations for the project, and how to get inspired to create your own pattern motifs. As with all Craftsy classes, you will get downloadable class materials that you can refer to again and again while doing future projects. And Stephanie is there to answer any questions that you post on the class as you go along.I would not recommend this class for beginning knitters unless you are very adventurous. You will at least need to know stockinette, garter, knitting in the round, stranded colorwork, increases/decreases and chart reading (although you can learn about charts in the handy tutorial). At the end of this class you will have a perfectly fitting pair of mitts in colors you love with the design of your choice! And this could be the beginning of you modifying patterns to suit what YOU want instead of settling for what the designer likes. Two thumbs up!Fiber EventsMassachusetts Sheep and Woolcraft Fair May 28-29, Cummington Fairgrounds, Cummington, MAMaine Fiber Frolic Jun 6-7, Windsor Fairgrounds, Windsor, MEFiber Revival TBAFinger Lakes Fiber Festival Sep 17-18, Hemlock Fairgrounds, Hemlock MESouthern Adirondack Fiber Festival Sep 24-25, Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich, NYVermont Sheep and Wool Festival Oct 1-2, Tunbridge Fairgrounds, Tunbridge, VTNew York Sheep and Wool Oct 15-16, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NYFiber Festival of New England Nov 5-6, Eastern States Exhibition, Springfield, MA
March of Dimes volunteer ambassador and world famous photographer Anne Geddes is featured in a PSA to raise awareness about preventing preterm birth and give more babies a healthy start in life.
It’s vital that you develop your own photographic style. When you’re an emerging photographer, you can spend a lot of time trying to create the “look” that your client wants (and that’s ok!). But you also need to devote time to creating and nurturing your own style. In this episode, Gina and Valerie discuss the steps you need to take in order to discover the signature style that you can call your own, whether that’s glamour, grit - or anything in between. Photographers like Herb Ritts, Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon and even Anne Geddes all have an iconic style that can be recognised anywhere. That can happen to you too. Have a listen to find out how! Hope you enjoy the podcast. Sign up to the newsletter for great tips and free Lightroom presets. Join the dynamic Gold Membership in our Community which delivers monthly tutorials, live mastermind and lots of behind the scenes videos into the creative process. Find out more at ginamilicia.com. This week’s theme for #ginachallenge is “style”! Interpret that however you like. Read the show notes. Connect with Gina, Valerie and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit GinaMilicia.com | ValerieKhoo.com
Mike and Travis sit down with old friend Samantha Bitonti aka Anne Geddes as they recount the inspiration that led them to creepy baby pictures.
This week, we're talking about the friction of creativity, getting out of your own way and how often the only way out is through. Also, finding help with the work that isn't in your wheelhouse and using process to overcome technical limitations. Anne Geddes is our Photographer of the Week.
This week, we’re talking about the friction of creativity, getting out of your own way and how often the only way out is through. Also, finding help with the work that isn’t in your wheelhouse and using process to overcome technical limitations. Anne Geddes is our Photographer of the Week.
"Never Gonna Be Bored" is by Adam and the Couch Potatoes. H. H. Monro (known as Saki) wrote "The Storyteller." The poet Horace wrote the Ars Poetica, which says (depending on your translation) that "poetry has two aims -- to instruct and to give delight." You can read a little bit about the history of children's literature at Random History. American Children's Literature and the Construction of Childhood is by Gail Schmunck Murray. Louisa May Alcott wrote a lot of stuff for children, including: * Little Women, followed by Good Wives (sometimes published as part of Little Women) * Little Men, followed by Jo's Boys * Eight Cousins * Rose in Bloom * An Old-Fashioned Girl, parts one and two "Lumberin' Bunny" is by Tom Smith. "It's Windy, Your Majesty" is by KidsCastUK. The American Library Association has an official Library Bill of Rights. They emphasize that parents should be involved in and will be held responsible for their children's reading. They also say that librarians should withhold from the parents as much information about the child's reading choices as possible: "Parents are responsible not only for the choices their minor children make concerning the selection of materials and the use of library facilities and resources, but also for communicating with their children about those choices. Librarians should not breach a child’s confidentiality by giving out information readily available to the parent from the child directly. Libraries should take great care to limit the extenuating circumstances in which they will release such information. (ALA, "Questions and Answers on Privacy and Confidentiality." -- scroll down to the question, "Are privacy rights of minors the same as those of adults?") In case anyone is wondering if I know what I'm talking about regarding the ALA, I got my PhD in Library and Information Science. James R. Kincaid wrote Child-Loving: The Erotic Child and Victorian Culture, as well as Erotic Innocence: The Culture of Child Molesting. Anne Geddes takes photographs of babies dressed up or staged as if they were food or flowers, among other things. The purpose of the photographs is to make us think of the Geddes children as consumables, which we can buy a picture of and consume with our eyes over and over without having to deal with the complexities of babies in real life. It works a lot like porn. "I Wrote a Song About Allergies" is by Kyle Dine. Emma Cooper does the Alternative Kitchen Garden podcast. I'm involved with two writers groups affiliated with the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. "Now, That's Magic" is by KidsCastUK. All the music (and the KidsCastUK bits) were provided by Mevio.com.
This week we were relieved to hear our mission team made it safely to New York with the hurricane bearing down on Jamaica. With Reverend Brown in and the group seeking ways to get out of New York, our own Reverend Joanne Lindstrom provides the sermon today. She talks to us about how it's not the big things the continue to pave the way for the Lord in the world but the little things we do everyday. The child helped with homework, the beggar who we give a quarter too, the single mother who we helped get the groceries home. Along with Joanne this week we have our own Anne Geddes providing the musical selections for this week. Thanks to everyone listening to our podcast. Please drop us a Note at fbcpreacher@fbcpreacher.com or submit your comments here on the web page about anything you might hear in this ministry. We enjoy hearing your comments about our ministry or anything you might think of to improve this ministry. Again thank you all for listening and have a blessed week from the pastoral and technical staff at First Baptist Church of Chicago.
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