Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood

surviving the battle of the wolf, Red is coming to terms with being a strong survivor and the loss of Granny. Now she must decide where the wind will take her next...

 

 

All images are copyrighted and created by Heather Liebler 2014. They may not be recreated or used without written consent of the author and creator.

I have been waiting for this particular tree to bloom. Finally it has and I wanted to incorporate a fantasy, imagination element to the series this year. Here are some of the products of the work. 

The backlit shots add a certain something that I love. 

Elephants of Africa

I was recently commissioned to compile my elephants into their own 
book. This is the outcome. I thought I would share it with you. 

ELEPHANTS of AFRICA by Photography and Text by Heather Liebler | Make Your Own Book

An Optimistic Darkness Collection

Ghosts Among Us

Ghosts of Children Past

2013

Taken with a Nikon D3, ISO 100, f13, shutter 8 sec. Nikon 18-200mm lens at 18mm

Everyday Life #7 MABEL

I have a new lens, lovingly named Mabel. She's a 105mm micro 2.8f and she's fabulous! As everyone named Mabel should be. My first playdate with her was this weekend and I thought I'd share.

duo

cyclops

jungle

all seeing

orange abstract #1

untitled

  

sea of pink

Happy Birthday!

March 16th is my mother's birthday. She is amazing. She is one of the very, very few people who has been fortunate enough to figure out what she was born to do and has gotten to spend almost all of her adult life doing it. She is a mother, a teacher, an educator, an advocate, brave, strong, a grandmother, gardener, creator, an artist, baker, daughter, sister, wife, loyal friend and confidant. 

She raised me with lessons of  Don't stoop to their level", "kill them with kindness", and "If that was you, how would it make you feel?... Then that's your answer". 

She taught me to make cookies and cross-stitch. Helped me with homework and let me succeed and at times fail on my own. She's helped make me who I am and I'm so very glad she is my daughters' Nanna. They are so fortunate in that regard.

Happy Birthday, Mom! Thank you for all you have done and continue to do for me. I love you!

Everyday Life #6

I don't think  I would describe myself as nostalgic...

BUT, while making my coffee this morning I realized how much I love storing my coffee in a blue bell jar that was my grandmother's. She canned ALOT. I do a little. But it always reminds me of her and how I miss getting the box of jam, or preserved tomato juice that made the BEST bloodies on the planet.

And then on Sunday, I looked out my window to see my little one STOMPING down the driveway with her Romper Stompers. They will forever be Romper Stompers to me because there was a TV show an eternity ago called Romper Room. Think Sesame Street meets Barney. Well, my sister got to be on it (so green with jealousy) but was kicked off because she was told to act like a duck and she insisted on acting like a chicken. Her conciliation was ROMPER STOMPERS! We clomped for YEARS on those things.

So, apparently, I am a bit nostalgic. Probably REALLY so to most people. I don't hold onto it as to feel like it was SO much better then, but I cherish it as a part of what makes me and hopefully my family who we are and what we are "made" of.