welcome to the blog of Leigh Ann Edmonds, where I share my frustrations and my love of photography to anyone who may listen.
New work on an old camera helps to create a timeless, enduring look throughout generations.
"You don't see things you photograph, you feel them." - Andre Kertesz
Another monthly film walk with my film peeps to keep the art of film alive.
Thankful to receive recognition with the Excellence in Photography award for the Cahaba Inspired Juried Show.
I feel most connected to people and community when I am able to photograph others.
Using my photography to document a recent get-away to the Florida panhandle.
The past three years involved change and growth in my photography.
My image, URBAN COWBOY, was juried in this year's Slow Exposure's photo festival.
Sunday afternoon at the historic race track, The Red Mile
Early morning training for the race horses
Extreme wealth to extreme poverty.. The other side of the story.
Ending the summer with new work
Because of them.. I am.
The importance of shooting for the future and not for today will only prove itself valid in the future.
A recent documentary session of the Howells.
Selecting a moment to capture can be as easy at 1,2,3.. It's about relating to the moment and connecting with it.
A family photo documentary session tends to be more genuine and authentic than the posed traditional standard session.
A meet up with kindred spirits for our monthly film walk in downtown Birmingham.
Seeking out the individual in teenagers when the world tries to conform and shape young adults.
The kick off to Regions Tradition Pro-Am golf tournament with a pre-party at Saws Juke Joint
Documenting a baptism at the Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church
I am a firm believer that the art of observation comes with practice and with time.
I have worked with talented Grammy award winning musician, Dave Crenshaw, for the past several years and this is what I have to say..
Humans have never relied so much on technology than they do today. I don't think we could survive off the grid in today's world.
It has almost been a month since the passing of Lola. I have been finding inspiration & comfort with Millie in the company of other dogs and their owners.
Finding comfort in other dog owner's joy and connection with their pets.
Photography is like a person, there are many layers to it.
Trying to find comfort with my photography when life is filled with death and sadness.
The recent loss of my longtime companion, Lola, has me reflecting on all our photo adventures.
Discovering the beauty of chaos over calm in photography.
Photographers grow and evolve through life experiences but that doesn't always mean your clients will evolve and grow with you.
A link to the podcast of Street Photography Magazine as I speak candidly with Bob Patterson about my journey as a photographer.
For the first time in over 20 years, I experienced the power of documentary photography and the importance of it.
Portrait photography is more about allowing the individual be an individual.
The return to shooting for me again, helped reunite me with my first love; photography.
