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We do not remember days. We remember moments. Cesare Pavese by Skip Cohen When I read today's quote in Lou Mitchell's book, it was titled "Treasure Every Moment." It got me thinking about how accurate his statement really is. The author went on to write: In our busy lives, it's the significant interactions, achievements, and connections that stand out and shape our memories. These moments, whether a breakthrough in a project, a heartfelt conversation, or a personal triumph, define our experiences and personal growth. By focusing on these special instances, we can cultivate a more fulfilling and memorable life. Taking a walk down Memory Lane, it's the moments that bring back the most vivid memories and leave me with an incredible sense of gratitude for so many people in my life. We all live busy, stressful lives, but if you pay attention, you'll see moments that have helped you grow the most. Creating those moments is a substantial part of who you are as an artist. Beverly and Tim Walden have often spoken about the products and services you offer as a portrait artist. You're not just capturing and creating a portrait, but a family heirloom, and creating a memorable experience for your clients. In fact, when you look at the work from Walden Studios, without knowing any of the subjects, you can sense the power of the experience in what many artists would see as just "another sitting." But NOT with Beverly and Tim. When we create a black and white portrait, we create something that is both abstract and real at the same time. Emotions come through much stronger in black and white. There is nothing to distract the viewer. They discover their own story within the highlights and shadows. --Beverly and Tim Walden
As you wrap up the week and head into the weekend, think about the role you play with each client. Think about the moments you're helping them capture. These snippets out of time will add strength and growth to the human spirit they've trusted you to capture. It's a big responsibility and deserves only your best skills! Wishing everybody a weekend filled with memorable moments that make you smile!
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4/17/2026 09:50:06 am
"Emotions come through much stronger in black and white." I think that quote defines what we sense more than we are actually conscious of.
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