Teah Rushing Photography

My first blog post in almost a year is finally finished! Like I've mentioned before, I really only write these for my own personal reasons but I like to share them for those that are interested in blogging, photography, or people who just like to look at pretty pictures.

My friends and I went out to Arizona earlier this month and it really reset my mental health. There's just something about nature, the west coast, and my camera in hand that makes me feel a different kind of happiness.

Blog:
http://www.teahrushing.com/blog/2021/3/14/a-socially-distant-vacay-in-the-wild-wild-west

Photos:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmUAmUqe

Graphic Designer and Photographer - Teah Rushing Design + Photography Took a much needed getaway to Arizona. After being locked down basically all of 2020, my adventurous soul needed to travel. My friends and I traveled safely and wore masks where needed, don't ya'll worry! Read about our trip to Phoenix, Tucson, and Sedona!

Decided to write my first blog post in almost a year because...why not.

Need some show/music/book/podcast recommendations? They're all included here!

Quarantine 2020 — Teah Rushing Design + Photography Day 3453 of being stuck inside my one bedroom apartment. Okay, that’s a bit dramatic but it seriously feels like forever. But first and foremost, I think about the frontline workers everyday and all the good they’re doing during this hectic time. A huge thank you to every one of them for doing w...

Although not chosen for the Indy Turns 200 logo, I think it’d be pretty awesome to win People’s Choice!

If you would like to help me win, please CLICK on this PHOTO and give it a like! Only likes on the actual photo count. And if you’re feeling really generous, pass the message along and get your friends to vote too. Thanks in advance! 😬💕

*Voting CLOSED on 2/12/2020*

From the Artist:

The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is one of the most recognizable symbols of, not only the city but the state too. I incorporated the monument into this design because of that reason. It represents: History - Designed and finished in 1902, it symbolizes Indianapolis and holds a lot of history in itself. Because it is so recognizable, it is the perfect element to use in this historic bicentennial celebration. The red and blue colors represent history as well since they are our national and state colors. Civic Pride - The circle and monument is where everyone gathers to celebrate anything and everything, i.e. sport wins, concert outings, parties, shopping, dining, etc. The circle and monument bring people together and will continue to bring everyone together for who knows how long. Innovation - Using my creative eye, I hope to innovate the bicentennial and make my big ideas come into action but having my logos represent this historic celebration. Legacy - The opportunity of including the people of Indianapolis participate in the bicentennial is a legacy in itself. Hopefully, the designs submitted by everyone will spark something in all of the people who are apart of it.

I got an awesome tour of IMS awhile back and wanted to share these photos of the completely empty speedway. @ Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Boat traffic is a thing