You've been waiting for it.

A few weeks ago, I read this amazing short story by a friend of mine, Sarah Ann Noel. She was inspired by the comments of her readers wondering if there was more to the story. Being the creative genius that she is, she has challenged her fellow writers to see how they would contribute to the story.

And to make it super fun, it's a contest. With a prize and everything. Woohoo! All the fun details are here.

So for all my writer friends, have fun with it, pass it along to others, and check back to see the next piece of the tale.

hey writers!

I can't tell you why you need to tune in to Sarah Noel's Musings on Friday, but I will tell you that you're going to want to. It's something fun and different and I'm excited to be involved.

Click on the link above and stay tuned!

It's great to be back in Denver

This week has been a blast. The display at Il Posto has been extended through the end of the month, we raised over $1000 for Ezra in the Convergence show, and I had the fortune of shooting three super cool families.

Tonight, I'll be shooting and awards banquet for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, which is sure to be a blast.

I've extended my stay in Denver for a few more days, so if you're interested in booking a shoot, please get in touch with me.

dcc art show.

I am fortunate enough to be the coordinator for this show for the second year. Last year, we raised a lot of money for a local artist's charity and this year, we look to outdo ourselves.

Please mark your calendars and bring your tastebuds as we'll have a delicious selection of food, wine, and art for any palate.

Announcing the official call for entries to this year's show:

Calling All Artists! The Annual DCC Community Art Show (Posted: 9/20/09) -- The DCC Community Art Show is seeking applications for its annual art show/wine tasting event, November 14 being hosted at 1101 S Washington St. in Denver, CO. We are currently looking for artists who are looking to gain more exposure for their work or are new to showing and/or selling their art. This year's show has an emphasis on the greater community and what that means to its artists. The show will be open format and all mediums will be considered within discretion. We ask that artists submit 1-3 pieces (either separate or part of a set or series) that are framed or presentable for showing (no works in progress). To submit a piece/s for entry, please email a JPEG of your work along with the name, medium and sizing of each piece. If you are looking to sell your work (encouraged), please include all prices. There will be no entry fee this year but we will be accepting donations from any sales. We are also looking to get a short bio on each artist including a sentence of what community means to you. Please send all entries and questions to dccartshow@gmail.com. Submission deadline is October 25th.