Jonathan + Natalie ~ Boise Area Wedding Photographer

It was an honor to be invited to see these two get married.  We were a bit worried about the chance of rain, but the clouds cleared and it turned into a beautiful sunny afternoon. Thanks, guys, for letting me be a part of your special day!

Senior 2011 Model Search

I am now searching for Senior Models for the Class of 2011.  I will choose up to two models from the following High Schools:
Eagle High School
Middleton High School
Rocky Mountain High School

(If your school is not listed and you are interested, you may still fill out the application)

Read the details and fill out the form below.  I will contact you if you are chosen!

 
Link to Model Rep Questionnaire- Your information will be kept completely confidential.

Shalese - Boise Area Senior Photographer

{Senior Class 2011} This girl has it all...beauty, brains, and a sweet personality.  She is always a pleasure to have around, and I know we'll be seeing big things from her in the future!  Thanks Shalese!

Kylie - Boise Area Senior Photographer

This amazing girl is preparing to compete in the Miss Idaho America Pagaent.  Knowing how beautiful and talented Kylie is, she's sure to do an awesome job! 

Mrs. Middleton - Boise Area Family Photographer

I had the fun opportunity to photograph Mrs. Middleton, Tammy Nichols, for her upcoming Mrs. Idaho pageant.  Tammy is a beautiful mother of five who inspires others with her charity work on behalf of the March of Dimes.  Good luck at the pageant, Tammy!
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~If we can get 15 comments from different people in the comment section below this post, Tammy will get one free 8x10 from her session!~

Sweet Baby "B" - Boise Area Baby Photographer

I was so excited to find out that baby "B" was coming to Boise for a visit!  This cuddly boy was

a sweetheart, and I can't wait until I get to see him again.

A Picture (or Two) of Us - Boise Area Family Photographer

I wanted to share the portraits I took of our family.  With the use of a time-delayed camera, and a lot
of running back-and-forth, this is how our "session" turned out: