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A few weeks ago, I was playing around with jewelry while I did a photoshoot in the studio (this photoshoot, to be exact) and I had a major AHA moment! What if I combined my colorful, powder-coated chain links with my Petite and Midi Modular necklaces in steel, silver, and bronze? The result is my new Color + Metal collection, and today I’m excited to announce that it’s now available in my online store! Click here to check out all the combos.
As we were leaving the Opryland Hotel, I spotted these gorgeous leaves and knew I needed to take one more round of pictures. I originally put Trista in this spot (you can see that picture in my previous post) but she pointed out how well my necklace matched the colors in the leaves, so, of course, I had to jump in. (In the case of the last photo, quite literally, as I practically climbed into the tree!)
I hope you’re not tired of my Trista in the garden series yet because I’ve got a few more images to share from our photoshoot.
I mentioned in my last post that I had Trista stand in this spot so I could check my camera settings because I wanted my picture here. I mean, how could I resist when the bright green leaves perfectly compliment my neon chartreuse jewelry?
If I’m being honest, this first picture might be my favorite from the entire photoshoot, and it happened by accident. I loved the background and wanted to take some pictures of myself there (which I’ll share in another post), so I asked Trista to stand in quickly so I could check my camera settings. The result of that quick test was this image!
Yes, you read that right, we are up to part five in my Trista in the garden series. But in my defense, we went back to photograph a second day, this time in a completely different outfit and the Trivolo necklace. And no, I don’t know how many parts there are to this series! Eventually I’ll run out of photos, but we’re not there yet!!
Of course, I couldn’t let my cousin Trista have all the portraits with plants fun when I was in Nashville last week. Especially when I came across this gorgeous bird of paradise plant that perfectly complimented my Marimekko skirt!
Yes, we’re onto part four of my “Trista in the garden” posts, but I have so many great images to share! I love the drama in these images and the way Trista literally embraced this massive monstera leaf.
Portraits with plants started because I was joking with someone about hiding behind plants in photos. So of course, I had to take a few pics of Trista behind this epic leaf.
Ok, so I know these first few images don’t technically look like they were taken in a garden, but I promise, they were. They are a walkway behind the waterfall in the garden of the Opryland Hotel. Because while I do love plants, I do also love some good decorative ironwork!