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Monthly Archives: November 2009
’tis the season
The Mayor’s Christmas Tree, a 100-foot Douglas fir, towers over the Crown Center Square Fountain in Kansas City, Missouri on November 30, 2009. -scott weaver
helping hands
My mom is self conscious about her hands. They have been misshapen by osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease that involves pain, tenderness, stiffness and inflammation. She has tried anti-inflammatory medications, corticosteroids and cortisone injections but the disease continues to ravage … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Photography
Tagged hands, Mother's Day, osteoarthritis, Scott D. Weaver Photography, stock photography
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a flock of seagulls
Recently, a rain shower trapped me in my car as I arrived at the K-State athletic complex. As I waited for the storm to pass, I watched a large flock of seagulls descend on the parking lot around me. They … Continue reading
creative arts
Recently, I photographed Peggy Noland at her store in Kansas City, Missouri for a portrait session. Peggy is fun, genuine and amazingly creative. She is an art teacher, a fashion designer and a business woman. Her small space is wallpapered … Continue reading
Posted in Kansas City, Photography
Tagged fashion designer, Kansas City, Peggy Noland
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