Talented seamstress Hannah created her own handmade rendition of one of the dresses designed for the BBC’s Merlin, and she looks like a fairytale princess in the results. And the woods of central Pennsylvania where we shot these portraits only added to the fantasy look! (For more from Hannah’s session, head over to the Facebook album.)
When you think of Idaho’s most famous landscapes (and potato fields do not count), jagged mountains tend to come to mind. Eastern Idaho’s Craters of the Moon National Monument doesn’t have the same majestic beauty, but it does have a surreal draw of its own. Fields of lava rock, hardy trees, and of course the caves – Craters is worth a visit. Take a look!
Scott and Kathryn made a beautiful couple at their wedding in State College, Pennsylvania this summer, and I had a blast photographing their ceremony and reception. It was a challenge to choose just a few favorites from the 1000+ photos of the day, but here are some of the don’t-miss moments. Enjoy, be sure to click on the photos for larger versions, and keep an eye out for part two! For more photos from their wedding, check out the Facebook album.
Kathryn Albertson Park may be the go-to spot in Boise for outdoor portraits, but Veterans Memorial Park holds its own in natural beauty. Young Boise model Cara and I shot these portraits in the park’s woods and the shore of Boise Lake Cascade – she had no problem getting waist-deep in the clear waters! For more photos from Cara’s session, check out the Facebook album.
Idaho’s little mountain town of Stanley may not have many deciduous trees, but the autumn foliage up there in late September was still glorious. Enjoy this selection of fall color from around Redfish Lake and Alice Lake!
