web design: New Hope Church

New Hope Presbyterian Church

I actually built the WordPress site for New Hope Presbyterian Church in Fort Myers, Florida, in early 2011. It was a significant project, partly because we were moving all of the content to the new site by hand from the existing site built on another platform, partly because this site needed to Continue Reading

sunrise

sunrise on anastasia island

Back home from camping at Anastasia State Park. Up early on our last morning to watch the sun rise over the Atlantic...once it was up, Andy broke out the boogie boards. The children may or may not have been excited about that one (note that they are running as fast as they can, Andy). Continue Reading

web design: Andy Cornett

Andy Cornett

A couple years ago, I decided to future proof my family's professional choices by making sure that if they ever wanted to have their own website, that they already owned their name as a domain name. This included not only my children, but also my husband, Andy. At the time, none of them had a Continue Reading

sanibel (personal)

Sanibel Island Causeway

Last week, I had an early morning session out on Sanibel Island. I always wish I could just stop at the top of the first bridge out there because the view is simply magnificent, even in the early dawn light. Never think of it in time, but I did take a blind shot with my phone on my way home. I guess Continue Reading

look! (kathy)

family portrait

Here's another family Christmas session that I was waiting to post until now. We had a great session, and it was a lot of fun to get to explore one of the many beautiful gated communities around Fort Myers (not my community, unfortunately). The boys were such great sports, and we certainly were able Continue Reading

web design: Kevin Erwin, Consulting Ecologist

Kevin Erwin, Consulting Ecologist

Last summer, Kevin, an internationally known ecologist (and a pioneer in that field), called and told me that he needed a new website built on the same platform that I'd used for New Hope Presbyterian Church. I checked out his "old" site and discovered that it was, in fact, already running Continue Reading