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Welcome to my Blog!

Gail Werner is a central Indiana wedding and portrait photographer.
Here’s where she tells you she likes the feel of the ocean and the
taste of champagne. Oh wait …

Truth is, she does love the ocean (when she can make it to a
coast!), but what she loves more is documenting the lives of her
clients — big days, little moments, they all carry meaning and deserve
to be captured.

This blog is where Gail shares her current client work and don’t be
surprised to find plenty of personal antecedotes on here as well.
Because when it comes to her life, Gail’s pretty much an open book. And
speaking of books, well, she loves those too. And her husband. And her
dog. So stick around and find out what else she likes or head over to www.gailwernerphoto.com to take a peek at her portfolio. Want to get a hold of her? E-mail Gail at gail@gailwernerphoto.com.

And just for the record, Gail also likes pina coladas but draws the line at getting caught in the rain.

Gail Werner is available for travel to any location.

(All images of Gail Werner taken by Betsy King Photography)

Category Archives: Personal

A Werner family weekend

Meet the Werner kiddos. That’s Isaac, David, Claire, Ben, Sam and little Zachary, bringing up the rear at just two months old. Last month, Nick and I came together with this three siblings, their spouses, and this 6-under-6 gang for a family vacation on his parent’s gorgeous Brown County farm. We baked in the heat...

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Explorin’ Asheville with my mama

What to say about Asheville? I always love when a city lives up to my expectations and this Southern jewel was no different — from the hazy blue views of the Smoky Mountains to a revitalized downtown with its (local!) shops, art galleries and outdoor eateries, there was much for us to see and do...

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The next best thing to having your own lake house…

Is being friends with people who do!
The Midwest may be short on an ocean, but northern Indiana is lake country and I spent plenty summers of my youth celebrating weekends on the lake at either my grandmother’s campground or at the lake houses of high school classmates. It’s a blessing that, while we no longer...

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Sweatin’ to the oldies

It happened a few weeks ago: Nick borrowed my car to run an errand and, when he got back, forgot to lock it back up. Easy enough mistake, right? Well, that was the night a thief decided to take my iPod and my GPS unit FROM MY DRIVEWAY. Talk about feeling violated. Yeesh.
I was upset...

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Celebrating my home team

I recently finished reading Shauna Niequist’s “Bittersweet” and it’s a book chock full of essays that really resonated with me. I’ve written once before about Shauna’s books and I found this second collection of hers just as meaningful to me as her first. There were two essays in particular that stuck out to me while...

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Somebody loves our new Flokati rug

Mid-way through this living room project and I’m learning to let go—trying to, anyway—of caring so much about making everything look perfect. I’ve been trying to understand why I am stressing out over such material stuff—throw pillows and picture frames and curtains—when, elsewise, I’m a pretty unmaterialistic person. I suppose it’s because I’m a perfectionist....

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Royal Wedding Party: Did you watch? ‘Cause of COURSE we did!

To the people who’ve done nothing but complain about Royal Wedding coverage, well, you might want to just stop reading right here…. ’cause it’s gonna get all monarch-y up in this here house!!! (whoa…where did THAT come from? Sleep deprivation people…TOTALLY sleep deprivation.)
Sooo….Friday morning I woke up WAYYYY earlier (like, 3:30 early) so I could...

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I helped build a house!

Some of you have asked me to report back on how things went going social-media free for a week. So I thought I’d hijack the subject of this post for a minute to give a few insights: 1) I missed it — a lot. Going without social media for 7 days was a good opportunity...

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Women Who Inspire: My Sister

Earlier this month, I’d spotted a story over on NPR that caught my attention: A query to submit your photos of women who inspire you in honor of March being Women’s History Month.
I took the story as a prompt to talk over here on the blog about someone who means the world to me...

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Creativity and the Unconscious

A few weeks back I read a book called “The Courage to Create” by Rollo May. At times, I was totally engrossed. At others, well, I’m not gonna lie. Rollo lost me. But those passages that had me really had me. And one of them addressed the idea of how, to be at our best...

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