Handmade

Scott is an artist, and makes frames the old fashioned way - by hand. He was jumping into the 21st century with a website, and needed some cool images. We wanted to focus on his hands- real working hands- real life- making the frames - and it was my job to make it look beautiful. The website has been a big hit, and he has already got a lot of custom work from it. Way to go, Scotty!!

To check out his website, click on the image below.......

Say yes to the dress!

So mom had pretty much decided on me for Britt's wedding photographer, but I still jumped at the chance to meet the bride. I was already in Boise, so I met them at Chic Boutique (super cute store in the 8th St. Marketplace!) while she was trying on her dress again, before all going to lunch. I brought my camera and just took a couple candids. Can you guess which dress she chose? 

 She wanted a vintage feel, with a modern twist, so I played around in photoshop and came up with this 'look/treatment' for her. Love it! (so did she!) Looking forward to Britt's wedding in Sept here in Sun Valley!!

Published in Sun Valley Habitat Magazine

So my cabin story finally got published! Of course for all the time I spent on it, I wish they had used more, but that's how it goes with magazines. It was fun working with Robin on this story and she made it a lot less like work, and I loved hanging with each of these families. That's what makes the cabin, btw, is the family and friends you surround yourself with while you're in it!

click here for more pics of Serenity

click here for more pics of LollyGag

click here for more pics of the Salvoni's cabin (my neighbors in real life!)

Lots of laughing. Lots of snow!

Ok, so I didn't have any fun with the Sword kids.. ha! We couldn't believe how much it was snowing, so we just embraced it. Mom called for a portrait of the kids for a surprise gift for dad. They must be so proud to have 3 great kids like this. He's gonna love it!.....

and a re-make of a childhood photo.....