Atlanta Food + Lifestyle + Travel Photographer
Angie Webb Photographer
This year’s birthday echoes the sounds of the last few— unremarkable, shoved in between various obligations and activities, and another reminder of the ever-accelerating nature of time. I think that when I look back on the topography of my life, the last few years will be represented by lots of bumps, chasms, murky waters, and … Read more
Before 2020, I was a childless commercial photographer with a short client list full of unknowns and microbusinesses. I’d never been published in anything other than local freebie magazines and the occasional online plug. I was still learning the basics of lighting, and I still had half a foot in the world of graphic design … Read more
I have one tattoo. It’s small. I’m not sure I’ll get another. I think commercial photography is less of an artform and more of a problem solving exercise. What I bring to the table are my sensibilities, and yes, my creativity, but not my art. I was raised by a long line of conservative working … Read more
The saying goes that if you do what you love you’ll never work another day in your life. Maybe it’s true, but after the last two years, I can wholeheartedly attest, that you may not “work” everyday, but you will absolutely unabashedly fight. Every. Single. Day. When I first picked up a camera in high … Read more
My 33rd year will forever be marked by the way it turned my life upside down. Pandemic, pregnancy, prolonged hospital stay, and postpartum…fog? anxiety? depression? who knows…in that order. There have been so many beautiful and important milestones sprinkled in, but as a serial pessimist, the scary and sad and volatile moments always seem to … Read more
In writing about this past year, where do I begin? Should I start with the home-shattering conflict that led to a dismal, lonely, and grief-filled holiday season and many sleepless nights for my household? Maybe it’s better if I start with the scene where I’m crying alone in the public bathroom of the nicest hotel … Read more
When the bottom fell out earlier this month, and we went from business as usual to toilet-paper-hoarding, grocery-stockpiling, indefinitely-homebound psychopaths, any false sense of a roadmap about how to do life and business went out the window. I watched my inbox fill with cancellations, and lamented with my other small business friends as they voiced … Read more
As an Enneagram Six, I’m hardwired for preparedness. When TSHTF, as we preppers like to say, I’m the one you want hiding out in the bunker with you. I laughed last week as people clawed each other’s eyes out for toilet paper. Being the person that I am, I stocked up three weeks ago when … Read more
There’s just something about friends. Close enough to be family, but unlike blood relatives, you get to pick ’em. There with you to celebrate the triumphs and drown the sorrows of your defeat in cookie dough and tequila…sometimes at the same time. They’ve got your back whether you’re wrong or right, and trust me, they … Read more
2018 kicked my ass. In 2019, I took my power back. Every story has a villain, and coming into 2019, I had plenty of reasons to feel under attack. My life decidedly did not fit anymore. I had spent the last…six months? year? two years? battling chronic health issues that were at their best uncomfortable … Read more