Portrait photography is pretty standard, right?  You get your models, you get your location and you shoot.  Or, you go to the wedding or party or to visit the new baby, and at the key times you click.  Not for this photographer.  Karen Alsop has launched a whole new take on photography with Story Art.  Anything is possible in the world of Story Art and Karen is not afraid to do what it takes to create images that remove all limitations.  We thought that in interviewing Karen, we were highlighting something innovative and imaginative, but in the game of Highs and Lows, we realised that it is so much more powerful than that. 

An experience of #mumlife gets Luke and Susie talking about the challenges of their roles as mum and dad.  The saying has always been, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”, but today it’s, “An apple today nearly drove Susie to scream like a banshee”.

http://www.lukeandsusie.com 

Episode Timeline

02:19   Introducing Photographer, Karen Alsop from Story Art

24:28   Getting to Know You with Karen Alsop

27:16   Highs and Lows with Karen Alsop, including a powerful story

32:01  How an apple led to the re-evaluation of parenting roles for Luke and Susie



Getting to Know You

If you could give someone a book as a gift that would make their life better, what would you give?

Faith-based fiction

What is your favourite quote to live by?

“Follow your passions”

What is your favourite family activity, past or present?  Spending time together

What are your recent highs and lows?

Low:   The funeral of a family friend High:  A very special story art project  



Show Links:

To find out more about Karen Alsop and Story Art and even see some samples, go to:  http://storyart.com.au/

Portrait photography is pretty standard, right?  You get your models, you get your location and you shoot.  Or, you go to the wedding or party or to visit the new baby, and at the key times you click.  Not for this photographer.  Karen Alsop has launched a whole new take on photography with Story Art.  Anything is possible in the world of Story Art and Karen is not afraid to do what it takes to create images that remove all limitations.  We thought that in interviewing Karen, we were highlighting something innovative and imaginative, but in the game of Highs and Lows, we realised that it is so much more powerful than that. 
An experience of #mumlife gets Luke and Susie talking about the challenges of their roles as mum and dad.  The saying has always been, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”, but today it’s, “An apple today nearly drove Susie to scream like a banshee”.
http://www.lukeandsusie.com 
Episode Timeline
02:19   Introducing Photographer, Karen Alsop from Story Art
24:28   Getting to Know You with Karen Alsop
27:16   Highs and Lows with Karen Alsop, including a powerful story
32:01  How an apple led to the re-evaluation of parenting roles for Luke and Susie
 
Getting to Know You
If you could give someone a book as a gift that would make their life better, what would you give?
Faith-based fiction
What is your favourite quote to live by?
“Follow your passions”
What is your favourite family activity, past or present? Spending time together
What are your recent highs and lows?
Low:   The funeral of a family friend High:  A very special story art project 
 
Show Links:
To find out more about Karen Alsop and Story Art and even see some samples, go to:  <a href="http://storyart.com.au/">http://storyart.com.au/</a>

Luke and Susie are a husband and wife radio team passionate about not settling for half measures. Why strive for being married for forty years when you can strive for an extraordinary marriage? Why settle for being a good parent when your children deserve you to give them an extraordinary parent? Luke and Susie explore faith, family, culture in a way that gives us the strength to pursue the extraordinary and while we may never achieve such lofty heights we will settle for nothing less.

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Portrait photography is pretty standard, right?  You get your models, you get your location and you shoot.  Or, you go to the wedding or party or to visit the new baby, and at the key times you click.  Not for this photographer. ...

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