Alaska is a place of beauty. This is actually one of the best times of year to visit, as the bugs aren’t out in force. The landscape is rugged, the glaciers are majestic, and the wildlife…well…wild.








We love when we have repeat clients. We also love when we have repeat locations. This family enjoyed taking in the sights around Queeny Park as we photographed. What’s great about this park is that there are so many different areas to shoot. We could photograph this family for years to come in the same park with different backgrounds.








Sometimes all it takes for a photo to feel more “artsy” is to shift the focus. You can find something in the foreground to focus on, while keeping the subject in the background. Here are examples from weddings we’ve shot. This is one of Samantha’s favorite types of photos to shoot.










It’s well into summer now. Camps all around the country are celebrating with children and activities. What was your favorite camp activity growing up? I’m pretty partial to anything with horses. Maybe you’re more of a swimmer, or rock climber? Rest assured, there are camps out there to meet anyone’s need.









We’ve shot quite a few first birthday celebrations through the years. It’s such a huge milestone, why not document it? Whether it’s a party, or just a fun photoshoot, remember your baby as a baby!









You’re never too old to get married! One of my favorite weddings I’ve shot, was my grandmother-in-law’s! These two skirted around their feelings for years before finally tying the knot. I love how cute these photos are. The bride was walked down the aisle by her sons, and her granddaughter provided the music. The groom arrived at the altar by way of tractor, and it’s how the two of them left the ceremony. The wedding was at the bride’s property, which was a farm.










How special it is when you can have the entire family together in one place! Especially when that family includes multiple generations. We were honored to gather with this family and snap some shots while they were all in one place.








