Kym Ventola

Kym Ventola.....

*prefers Red Vines to Twizzlers.

*sometimes does jazz hands to break the ice. Or the robot when she's nervous.

*will never understand why Arrested Development was cancelled.

*loves camping with her family; spiders and all.

*makes up a new story for her son every night before bed.

*loves lemon in her water.

*hates cucumber in her water.

*has no tattoos, but loves them on other people.

*has a 4 year old son; the funniest kid in the world. For real.

*is obsessed with the show Breaking Bad right now.

*is an Arizona native, but lived in Boston for a little while.

*has been married to her husband for 11 years.

*thinks EVERYONE has the right to marry the person they love.

Mackenzie

Monday, August 24, 2009 Posted in Kym

I know I’ve allreday blogged about Mackenzie, but it was on the old blog. And Mackenzie is so awesome, she deserves two identical blog-posts. Eat your heart out.

Mackenzie Goodman has been working with me for the past two years. I completely adore her. Mackenzie is a brilliant photographer and artist. She will be my second wedding photographer and beloved lighting assistant, when I desperately need her.

Here are some of my favorite photographs of her and a few things we thought you should know about her.

Getting inside the amazing mind of Mackenzie Goodman:

Q: What do you love?

A: Hearing rain before feeling it. And All-day Project Runway marathons.

Q: Favorite Films?

A: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Lost in Translation, Almost Famous, Into the Wild, Stand by Me, Harold & Maude

Q: Favorite Quotes?

A: For about two years, I’ve kept a small, pocket-sized notbook to record things I overhear. My favorite quote is everything in that notebook.

Q: Secret to Success?

A: “Live every week like it’s Shark Week” -Tracy Jordan, 30 ROCK

Q: Favorite Things?
A: Imperfections. Even numbers.

Q: Favorite Places?

A: Flagstaff, AZ; Portland, OR; White Sands, NM

Q: Why photography?

A: I think I fell so easily into photography because I have such a terrible natural memory. Taking pictures help me archive my experiences in a tangible and aestheticallly pleasing way.