nicole gliddon
photographer
nicole gliddon is a freelance photographer living in kansas with her new husband and their first garden. she writes a wonderful blog called the habit of being.
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on the nightstand…
- Alice Waters and Chez Panisse: The Romantic, Impractical and Often Eccentric, Ultimately Brilliant Making of a Food Revolution, Thomas McNamee
- Edens Lost and Found: How Ordinary Citizens are Restoring Our Great American Cities, Harry Wiland
- The Wild Places, Robert Macfarlane
- The Vegetable Dishes I can’t Live Without, Mollie Katzen
- Calm and Compassionate Children, Susan Usha Dermond
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am loving..
- long letters to friends
- wool blankets
- broccoli and white bean lasagna
- baskets of yarn
- walks along the creek
- yoga
- reading aloud with my husband in the evening
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what inspires you about the fall?
nature’s seasons inspire me in that they signify our lives, requiring a period of work and then one of rest. as autumn approaches, i’m often encouraged to slow down, collapse a bit like the leaves, and to slumber for awhile.
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what are three constants in your day?
- a phone conversation with my mother
- a kiss to my husband
- an eye on the garden
this joy+ride 
I often read Nicole’s blog, love her photos too.
Always in love with Nicole’s tones.
OMG that third photo is crazy good. Beautiful issue!
Nicole’s work – and Nicole – make this world a better place.
oh! this issue is like a long deep breath. i’ll be back for more.
How do I find a copy of the broccoli-white bean lasagna recipe? Yum!
i wish i made a phone conversation to my mom something i did every day.
your photos are humbling and breathtaking nicole, thank you for sharing with us.
and since i too live in kansas, i’d love to know what town you’re in! :) perhaps one day, our paths shall cross!
thank you ladies!
thank you for having me be a part of the third issue of joy + ride.
phoebe, the recipe can be found in the comment’s section of my blog, under the 10/04/08 entry.
i have loved nicole’s work for a long time. beautiful.