Want to create a statement with a gallery wall but overwhelmed with all the options? Designing a personalized groupings of prints in a series is the perfect way to tell your story and transform a room with beautiful fine art prints that complement your office, business, or home decor. Whether you want to make a unique statement, showcase your favorite…
Backyard weddings are so personal and unique, and this particular Portland, Oregon wedding took place in one of the most dreamy and beautiful settings you could find. Kirigin and Nick are absolutely wonderful people who are sure to have many many many happy years and adventures ahead of them! They did use a few vendors,…
We are excited to have some new frames added to our studio’s line of custom framing options! We are a full service photography studio and want to make designing for your home or office as easy as possible! If you’re looking to spruce up your walls with a little color, get in touch and we’ll help build a…
Well, spring has officially come early to Wyoming — about a month or two earlier than last year! The flowers on the prairies are blooming already, and spring rains are turning everything green again. It always amazes me how persistent life can be out on the harsh high plains around Wyoming. No matter how long, grueling, cold, and bitterly windy…
I woke up to about 6 inches of fresh snow in Laramie (!) and decided to go on a long walk with my dog along the creek in town as the powder was falling. I’ll leave you with this poem to express my morning. Fresh snow can be so beautiful if you can overcome the warmth of…
As I’m in the last stages of writing my masters thesis on two years of work on the geology and chemistry of the Thermopolis hot springs in central Wyoming, I decided to re-visit some of my field work photos. Sitting here typing in front of the computer made me forget that I am actually studying…
This image is the color version of the black and white image from the previous post (which you can see here). I flip flop between which one I like better depending on my mood, however today I am leaning towards the color vesion. Here is the black and white version:
“Wind Blown Ice on Alpine Trees, Snowy Range Mountains, Wyoming” This is what a forest looks like at 11,000 feet in June on the Medicine Bow Peak Trail on the way to the peak of the Snowy Range Mountains in Wyoming. The wind is always whipping down the slopes from the west and causes these…
Twilight Summer Flowers, originally uploaded by senecacreekphotography. Sometimes I find it difficult to make flowers look muted and soft when it is high noon on a bright summers day, but as they always say, practice makes perfect. This shot was taken with a blaring, hot, sun at noon on a summers day, despite how none…