If you’ve tried to contact me through my main website’s contact form…

…I must apologize for not getting back to you.  I have updated my email EVERYWHERE, or so I thought.  Apparently there is one little spot on the company where I made that form where I also have to update my email, and, well, I just discovered that now.

I have to say, I’m pretty bummed about that.  I’ve spent a lot of time since moving to Kamloops getting Aspect Arts Photography off the ground here, and then to be sidelined by something so small.  My email is lisa@aspectartsphoto.com , so I won’t have to change it anywhere again.

I debated about posting anything about that, but just in case you are someone who never heard back from me…  so sorry, it wasn’t on purpose.  My contact form is up and running again.

Meet my brand new Niece…

… isn’t she just GORGEOUS!  I’m biased, I know, but really, she’s just perfect and beautiful.  I drove out to Salmon Arm today to meet her and visit my sister.  I had to tear myself away when it was time to go.  The little angel only opened her eyes for a few seconds in the absolute worst lighting EVER while the nurse tried to burp her.   Awww, can’t wait to do a full-fledged shoot with her next week.  But shhhhh, haven’t told Nikki I’m coming over with all my “stuff” yet. lol  Anyways, enough rambling… here she is one and a half days old:

 

Lest we Forget…

Today is November 11th, the day we set aside to commemorate those who have fought and died so that we may live in freedom.  The service here in Kamloops was a beautiful tribute, and I fought back tears of thanksgiving for those lives lost, for me, for you, for freedom…

Coming from a much smaller community, the scope of this Remembrance Day ceremony was impressive.  There was even a fly-over of a flight Squadron from Slave Lake, AB.

The chorus of bagpipes gave me goosebumps… I could listen to them all day.. such a beautiful sound!!  I’ve not heard so many all at once, and they sounded phenomenal!

I didn’t have my wide lens on so I couldn’t capture the whole scope of how many people were in attendance, but there were LOTS!

A grandfather retired from the military tells the story to his grandson.  There is such a beautiful story in this photo, a heritage passed on to a new generation of the remembering…  may we NEVER forget the wars that have been fought for our present and future…