It’s time for another installment of Fame & Shame. I haven’t wrote one of these since April 13th… YIKES! That’s been too long! Without further ado, here’s the next edition of Fame & Shame:
Shame
- Calories: Why do they even exist?
- Laziness: That’s exactly what I’ve been experiencing the last four weeks or so. I’ve slowed my road cycling pace down by more than a mile an hour. Conditioning is much needed.
- Miscalendaring: Okay, I totally made up that word, but due to my miscalendaring, I overbooked for the first weekend in October. Normally, I spend Columbus Weekend fishing with the rest of the Real Hookers in the Babes on Baffin Bay Fishing Tournament. Because that event wasn’t on my calendar when I booked and registered for (paid for) a photography conference, I’ll be missing the fishing tournament this year. 🙁 However, I am sure I will have a blast and learn lots at Southfork in Dallas (please see below) at the I Heart Faces Photography Conference.
Fame
- Beach: That’s where I am spending the weekend. Reading. Relaxing. Resting. I love the beach… almost as much as I love the Frio River!
- Lone Survivor: This is the book I’ll be reading while I’m at the beach. I started it a while back and was recently told I read like a fourth grader. Even at my slow pace, I am enjoying this tale of Navy Seals.
- Dallas: TNT brought this night time soap back to life and I LOVE it. It reminds me of all the weekends, spanning all the years, that my mom would pack up my brother, my sister and I and race to Whitsett, Texas to spend the weekend with her two sisters. They would start the weekend off with Dallas and follow up with Knots Landing. All of the cousins (11 of us total) would run around playing Dukes of Hazzard. Aah. Those were the days.
Until next time, be positive, be happy, be healthy, and don’t forget to be photographed.
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About Ata-Girl
I am a San Antonio-based wedding photographer and I cater to outdoor-loving couples who prefer to have all the realness captured on their wedding days. I am the wedding photographer for the outdoor adventurers, the romantics, the laid back, the snugglers, and those who wish to capture all their realness.
I am absolutely in love with capturing the kinds of weddings where there are more hugs than handshakes, the dance floor rumbles all night long, and chairs are pretty much rendered useless after dinner. Whiskey bottles are passed around, most of the wedding party has been best-best friends since kindergarten, Grams is likely to lose her shoes and your partner is much more emotional than you are. These kinds of weddings are my jam!
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I started Ata-Girl Photography Co., LLC in 2010. I firmly believe that the unique set of circumstances I have faced in life has prepared me to take a personal and genuine interest in my photography clients. I enjoy documenting the important milestones and captivating moments in people’s lives. I love being a part of people’s journeys and consider myself privileged to document their legacies.
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I am a published author (purchase my book here), a podcast host (listen here) (watch here) and a WPPI-C certified professional, full-time wedding photographer. I specialize in a 10-day image delivery, same-day prints, same-day slideshows, Italian handcrafted wedding albums and I have a mobile meeting space.
When I’m not behind my camera, you can find me hiking, cycling, backpacking, camping, enjoying water sports, listening to music (Elvis and Prince), hunting for arrowheads, reading audiobooks, occasionally eating a few glazed donuts (my only weakness to sweets) and then re-starting my keto diet about every 10 days. The most important things in life are for me to see my two daughters happy and to create a family history my grandparents and grandson would be proud of.
