Exposing what dwells within.
The newest Cville ABODE is on stands now! The feature story this month focuses on the live/work studios of three local women; two artists and one designer. I loved meeting each of these women and photographing their lovely, creative spaces. Each deserves their own post, and today I am starting with painter Abby Kasonik's backyard studio. I love the bright, open space with oversized plants and a collection of unique found objects.
There's a whole lot of Andrea Hubbell Photography in the Best Of C-Ville issue on stands now! We are so lucky to live in such an amazing city. Many congratulations to all the local people and businesses that received much-deserved recognition.
And, there's a really sweet write-up of Beyond the Flavor, too!
Pick up a copy now...this is an issue you'll want to hold on to and reference for the next year!
Check out this month's C-Ville Abode!!! There is lots of AHP between the covers...
The new Tablescape column! Such fun to style and photograph.
Mike and Karen Ball in the 'A Room of One's Own' column.
Feature story about three yurts in and around Charlottesville.
Many thanks to C-Ville for the opportunity to photograph such fun people, spaces, and food!
There has been a lot happening over on Beyond the Flavor these last few days!
We have Tucker Yoder from The Clifton Inn sharing his recipe for a Seasonal Garden Vegetable Medley.
C-Ville Weekly featured us in their Farm To Table issue, on stands today!
We covered the Blue Ridge Oyster Festival, and got rained on.
And have been busy playing with baby goats and ducks. We have a new post up on Beyond the Flavor every week...we hope you're joining the fun!
Check out this month's ABODE (on stands now!) for the full story about this eclectic Charlottesville residence!
There is lots of eye candy in this week's C-Ville Weekly, including many Andrea Hubbell images! Pick it up for the best in local food!
Gelato from Splendora's.
Uni at Ten. Mussels at The Shebeen.
Check out the latest Edible Blueridge for a fantastic article about Free Union Grass Farm. Erica Hellen and Joel Slezak are the biggest producers of duck in our area, using Polyface-style farming which allows the birds to graze from one end of the field to another. I enjoyed meeting and photographing the two and their ducks while Natalie Russell, editor of Edible Blueridge, engaged them in conversation about their farm. The opportunity to meet local farmers is one of the many reasons I really, really love my job...
And last week's C-Ville Weekly featured a few Andrea Hubbell images as well. A torta di mele (apple tart) and the opportunity to meet Peter Hatch, the Director of Gardens and Grounds at Monticello made this my kind of issue.
Many thanks to C-Ville Weekly for asking me to photograph this week's feature story!
A few more from my time with Jayson and B...
