Did you see the Super Moon last Friday night? It was called a wolf moon and appeared 30% brighter and 14% larger than any other full moons we'll see this year. It was gorgeous...a moon to bathe in. I took this around 1AM and luckily, heard no howling. :)
Six second exposure at 320 ISO with a little off camera burst.Contact Kate
Jenna says:
This is SO gorgeous. I really love it. (p.s. I've been blog stalking you for a while now, and I think you're photography is just amazing. You totally inspire me.)
(02.03.10 @ 07:41 AM)
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I started keeping a journal when I was about ten years old. It was very old school and pre-teen-private with a little lock and key on the side. I think Anne Frank was my original inspiration for keeping a journal; I loved her words. In high school my writing teacher had us start each class with fifteen minutes of stream of consciousness writing. This seemed like a dream come true for me: I could write/gush about my how much I loved my boyfriend and not get in trouble. (Ha!) At the time, the art of the journaling process was a bit lost on me but it eventually clicked. The ability to write my thoughts--uncensored & unjudged--is a huge gift and it brings me insight, clarity, a light, airy happiness and peace.
I haven't been consistent with my writing--but that's OK; my journal is always there, ready to help me process things, discover passions, desires, appreciation, relieve stress...and ironically: help me get out of my head. :) It's all within us, patiently waiting.
That's my little journal, pen ready. I joke with my sister that Anthropologie even owns my thoughts because that's where I buy my journals. I find it inviting to write in something pretty, but sometimes I write on a napkin or receipt and tuck it in the pages later. Whatever your process, enjoy the loveliness.
Thank you to Davina Fear who reminded me of the beauty of journaling.
lorraine says:
We really are kindred and connected, I woke up this morning thinking I should journal more :) Thanks for being YOU!
(01.28.10 @ 10:24 AM)
Bradford says:
This is too funny! I journaled last night for the first time in awhile. It is such an amazing practice. I am inspired every time I view your blog. Keep up the great work.
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Here you go, friends: more images from Chris and my trip in November. We had been wanting to do this trip since we graduated from college (too long!!) so when Chris finished up his Ph.D. (yay!!), it seemed the perfect way to celebrate. :)
I like to travel light and am a minimalist with my equipment so I settled on one camera body and two lenses: 24mm & 50mm. I left the flash at home (too big and bothersome) and opted for a high iso and long exposures. After all, these are just for fun!

(left to right, top to bottom: louvre; tuileries; eiffel tower; montmartre; sienna; arc de triomphe; eiffel tower; cite metro; london hotel; rome hotel; tuscany; arc de triomphe; cinque terre; seine; sienna; rome)
Cathie Quilet says:
"Just for Fun" and still simply amazing!
(12.20.09 @ 12:13 PM)
Nancy says:
They are beautiful!!!!!!! I must know, how did you get such awesome portraits of you and your hubby? Did someone take them for you? When I travel I always find it hard to have people take photos with a DSLR, they freak out and don't know how to use them.
Thank you for sharing!
(12.21.09 @ 01:42 PM)
Sarah Mims says:
Kate..................even if you weren't one of my dearest and oldest friends, I would have to leave a message on this beautiful site to say that it actually brings tears to my eyes and chokes me up to look at the way you see the world. Your photography is astounding, once again I am speechless. The magic these photos show of your trip just make me think it as unreal, like a dream, but in fact you lived it. I love ya my little chickadee:} Hope to see you soon, xo-sa
(12.23.09 @ 01:05 AM)
Sarah Bussey says:
You guys are so cute. I love all of them :) miss you sweet friend. Hope you guys had a Merry Christmas.
(12.28.09 @ 08:48 AM)
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Did you know that people still get married inside the Pantheon? I cannot imagine the splendor of such an occasion because on its own, in its bare bones, the Pantheon is spectacular and such a wonder. Tucked away among the tiny streets and alleys in Rome, it was one of Chris and my favorite sites on our recent trip to Europe. Here's a photo I took of us at night. :)


sally says:
Kate!! Has it been a year already? I'm so glad you went to explore Roma! My heart aches at the site of this. Sending hugs and cupcakes! :) xox
(11.19.09 @ 04:10 PM)
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I love things that are pretty & can multi-task. I purchased this adorable barrette at Anthropologie a couple of months ago & while I love wearing it in my hair, sometimes it's a bit overpowering/flamenco. However, have a cute little outfit that needs a little cinching and pop? Perfection!

kristine says:
girl!!! I have this in purple or shall i say aubergine :) and it does look silly but i wear it in my hair anyway! love this....
(06.24.09 @ 04:52 PM)
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