Reflect & Record

10/22/2014

So beautiful.

The Brown sisters have been photographed every year since 1975. The latest image in the series is published here for the first time.

09/17/2014

Interesting: "Research shows whether a kid knows their family history was[sic] the number one predictor of a child's emotional well-being." Does that feel true to you?

Research shows that the number one predictor of a child's emotional well-being was whether they knew their family history

05/29/2014

Ranch documentaries shipped off yesterday! A little bittersweet - I loved having this story in my life.

05/09/2014

Slate suggests an incredibly meaningful gift for mothers to give to their children this Mother's Day. It's my first Mother's Day as a mom, and I'd love to try it!

President Obama was asked recently about regrets. “I regret not having spent more time with my mother,” he said. The president’s mother, Ann Dunham, died at age 52 when Barack Obama was 34. “I was so busy with my own life that I didn’t always reach out and communicate with her, and...

04/21/2014

Reflect & Record's first life story subject, Dorothy Murray McDonald, passed away last week. She was a beautiful lady, inside and out, and she had a wonderful life full of love and family. You can see her amazing spirit (and striking blue eyes!) in our "trailer" of her video.

Selections from Dorothy Murray McDonald's video memoir. Produced by Reflect & Record. www.reflectandrecord.com.

02/03/2014

There are lots of things that are rewarding about telling life stories. But one of the best is having a client call and tell you that they love the documentary, and can see all the work you put into it!

01/22/2014

Working with music now that keeps my foot tapping.

01/17/2014

Two two-headed calves.

01/14/2014

Cattle road.

01/11/2014

More amazingness from our current documentary project, taken sometime around 1910.

01/09/2014

Don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys... is something that was probably never said in our current clients' family.

01/08/2014

Meanwhile, back at the ranch...