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My grandfather, Wardwell Jones left me, when he died, all his negatives from a life time of shooting film photographs from 1903- 1973. He bought me a camera when I was 7 and taught me how to use it, shoot, develop film and to print in a darkroom This is one from the massive collection. I have printed the negatives in my own darkroom. Black and white gelatin silver prints black and white film darkroom gelatin silver prints photographs. I fell in love with photography and have been shooting all my life. Some would say that the true magic of Christmas can be found in your family's Christmas tree: After all, a trimmed tree builds as many memories as the gifts that can be found underneath it. A hundred years ago, Christmas trees most closely resembled those of their Victorian origins—real candles were bound to the boughs with wire or clip-on hardware and lit for a soft glow. Pictured here in 1919, two girls enjoy lighting the tree for Christmas Eve.

Kasey, a whirlwind of art, soccer, and absurdity, burst onto the scene in Dallas back in '66. Armed with talent and a passion for varsity sports, she conquered Lake Highlands High School, lettering in five sports and even winning championships in the Women's World Soccer Championship in Xian, China. She's got the MVP title and the gold medals to prove it. But Kasey's journey wasn't limited to the sports field. She ventured to the University of North Carolina on a full soccer scholarship before diving headfirst into the world of visual arts at PRATT Institute in NYC. Armed with an MFA and a BA in Dramatic Art, she's a force to be reckoned with on both the canvas and the stage. Kasey's artistic journey began at the tender age of three when...