I feel like an idiot.  Many of you emailed me with interest in the Feb. 7th Boudoir Marathon, but everyone already had plans that day.  Well that’s curious.  What is everyone doing on Sunday afternoon?

Duh, Tracy.  It’s Superbowl Sunday.  Of course.

So for that reason, I am postponing the Boudoir Marathon session.  We won’t get anything done for Valentine’s Day, but if you are still interested send me an email.  I’ll coordinate for another day.  A day when everyone doesn’t have a party to go to :)

I.Love.Denver.  I miss people and places in St. Louis, certainly.  But I couldn’t be happier that I moved back to Colorado.  And since it was sunny and gorgeous yesterday, I wandered out, camera in hand, to take some images.  Here are just a couple – I’m sure I’ll have more to share again soon.

Interested?  I’m putting together a last-minute session for a friend, and I’m willing to expand it into an all day event at a super-discounted price.  Think of the look on his face when he sees a sexy slideshow of you…

The details:  Sunday, February 7th.  Boutique hotel in downtown Denver.  Champagne.  A DVD of your digital files, ready ASAP for Valentine’s Day gifts.  $200.

Reserve a spot my emailing me at tracy@tracycarolyn.com!

I got a good laugh out of this sketch when I saw it about a year ago.  Now that I’m on the planning side of the wedding I find it even more hilarious.  Maybe we’ll just have a “party”…  No offense to all the bakers out there – I think all of us wedding pros get accused of this sort of thing :)

I love getting emails from the editors over at The Knot magazine.  They often send notes asking for images of specific items for their spreads – like blue cakes, brown and pink details, and stylish dresses.  Then I get to rack my brain thinking of what weddings I’ve been to in the last year that might fulfill their need, and search my image archives.  It’s kinda fun.  This time they were looking for yellow flowers, and it didn’t take long for me to remember the beautiful orchids at Caitie and Brian’s wedding last September.  They’ve selected this image to be part of their spread on yellow in the Fall/Winter issue.  Congrats to Caitie and Brian for picking a good color :)