Midwestern Nice
KatieA newsletter of my recent photography work, plus some other things I'm into as a tax for my shameless self-promotion
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Midwestern Nice: Returning to Routine
The kids go back to school next week, which means a goodbye to structure-less days, sleeping in, chlorine-scented skin and popsicles for breakfast (because I’m tired, okay?). I both mourn the end of the season and crave a return to routine....
Midwestern Nice: The Interim
If there’s one thing I’ve been terrible at almost my whole life, it’s being realistic. I am not a patient person. I’m a bulldozer — and I get away with pushing my way through the muck and obstacles with ease, until I don’t, and then I crash...
Midwestern Nice: This email doesn't exist
I know you know — it’s been a weird few months in the world. Our life is pretty much the same, things feel fine at home, but the dread that creeps in every time I pick up my phone has, oftentimes, reminded me of pandemic times. I think we’r...
2024: a year in photos
I had a good laugh looking at my 2024 resolutions the other day. I know some people detest resolutions, or think winter is not the time for fresh starts, but not me. I — an eldest daughter, Capricorn and type-A nut job — love them. I love a...
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Photojournalist and Prosecco truck owner based in Kansas City sharing photos made in the Midwest. I live for good pasta and stiff cocktails and frequently get myself into DIYs that take longer than anticipated.
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