Showing posts with label indiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indiana. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

2011.08.31 - Broad Ripple Farmers' Market

This afternoon, we stopped by the Wednesday edition of the Broad Ripple Farmers' Market. We had a great time, met some new friends and got some delicious-looking food. Here's some of our favorite shots from the day:













Thursday, July 14, 2011

5.13.11 - Christine & Travis


You can now see the rest of Christine and Travis' photos on Instaproofs. There you can order prints or just check out images of the Stannard's special day. The majority of the the pictures are in the "Wedding" folder.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Christine & Travis

We were delighted to photograph the wedding of Christine and Travis on 5.13.11
A link to their photos will be posted when they are ready. In the meantime, here is a sneak peek!








Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Published: "Review: Punk Rock Night (Jan. 22)" in NUVO Newsweekly



[Editor's Note: The following is being cross posted to the This Burgess blog.]

On January 25, my article, "Review: Punk Rock Night (Jan. 22)", which covered a show featuring Elky Summers, Neon Love Life and John Rambo and the Vietnam Wars at the Melody Inn's Punk Rock Night was published in NUVO Newsweekly. You can still read it in the digital edition. Additionally, photos from that show can found on the Flickr feed for Anderton Leaf Photography.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Published: "Local Rock at the Vogue" in NUVO Newsweekly



[Editor's Note: This post is being cross-posted from the This Burgess blog.]


On January 25, 2011, my article "Local Rock at the Vogue" was published in NUVO Newsweekly in Indianapolis. The review covered the January 21 show at the Vogue which featured Ladymoon, Borrow Tomorrow and the Max Allen Band. A slideshow credited to our photography business, Anderton Leaf Photography, ran alongside the story in the digital edition, which is still available online.

Goodbye, Ukiah; Hello, Noblesville!


In case you haven't heard we've moved 2,305 miles from our home of three years in Ukiah, Calif. to Noblesville, Ind. As native Hoosiers we're thrilled to be back in our home state. We're looking forward to the rest of 2011!