Denny Creek

We spent this past Saturday shooting up at Denny Creek. We approached this home to get permission to pass through their property off the main road. The house was abandoned, so we lucked out and were able to shoot right from the bridge behind the house.


I have been to this area off Tinkham Road many times and never seen evidence of flooding, but this time it was evident that the water rose not too long ago all the way up and over the main road. We tried to get past the bridge on Tinkham Road, but encountered about 18-inches of snow and we unable to get to the falls. We also saw hundreds of trees that looked like matchsticks that we assumed was a result of the windstrom back in December 2006.

Nature photographer's dream...

I am passionate about nature and wildlife photography and to see these wonderful creatures when I come into my office most mornings is just fantastic!

Tossing around new logo ideas...

I've been working on a new logo for promoting the on-location portraiture side of my business. Here's one I finished last week. If you click on the photo, it will take you to my website.

Nucleus of a Family

Paul (my husband) was kind enough to help me try again with the bubbles today. He got to see how hard it is to try and get the bubbles going--AND try to photograph!

He was a huge help once he got the hang of it. He created these fantastic bubble clusters and came up with the title of the white photograph, Nucleus of a Family, for all it's intermeshed aspects and colors.

More Abstracts...

BUBBLES!

This was very difficult for me to do alone. I'll need to enlist some help before I work with bubbles again.