I got to the hospital at one a.m. with my cousin telling me to hurry as she was sure this baby was coming any minute, well eight hours, a few three a.m. betos burritos, fitfull naps and a couple false starts, the beautiful Nohea made her entrance. She was well worth the wait!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
nohea's birth story
I got to the hospital at one a.m. with my cousin telling me to hurry as she was sure this baby was coming any minute, well eight hours, a few three a.m. betos burritos, fitfull naps and a couple false starts, the beautiful Nohea made her entrance. She was well worth the wait!
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birth stories,
person
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
wally, rocky & turtle
Ever been to Benjamin, UT? Me neither. But I got to go out there a few weeks ago to photograph Wally the mastif, Rocky the mutt and Turtle the thoroughbred. From the moment I exited my car, Wally and Rocky were exceedingly friendly to say the least. They did not leave my side the whole day. Needless to say I love them both.
My clients then informed be that I could just go down the pasture and meet Turtle. I asked if the horses would mind (really I was quite nervous to go traipsing around in their territory, I have not spent much time around horses) As I made my way down, with Wally & Rocky at my heels the horses paid me no mind. But then I got a bit closer and they all perked up and began slowly in my direction (as seen in the photo directly above) before I new it I had six horse faces inches from my own.
It was pretty incredible, they were nudging me and competing for my attention. It was such a great experience. It did however get a bit hairy when I began to actually shoot, the shutter spooked them and I found myself climbing over the fence very quickly. The rest of the shoot went so well and will probably remain one of my favorites.
-Portra 400, shot with Mamiya 645 and the rest shot with my trusty Canon.
My clients then informed be that I could just go down the pasture and meet Turtle. I asked if the horses would mind (really I was quite nervous to go traipsing around in their territory, I have not spent much time around horses) As I made my way down, with Wally & Rocky at my heels the horses paid me no mind. But then I got a bit closer and they all perked up and began slowly in my direction (as seen in the photo directly above) before I new it I had six horse faces inches from my own.
It was pretty incredible, they were nudging me and competing for my attention. It was such a great experience. It did however get a bit hairy when I began to actually shoot, the shutter spooked them and I found myself climbing over the fence very quickly. The rest of the shoot went so well and will probably remain one of my favorites.
-Portra 400, shot with Mamiya 645 and the rest shot with my trusty Canon.
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Commercial Work
Friday, December 2, 2011
I love film
Beautiful Josy shot with Mamiya 645, Portra 400 developed & scanned. Nothing added, nothing changed. I am in love.
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Personal Work
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
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