When I was a kid, I went to the bookstore with a friend. I was wearing a fedora and some tiny sunglasses with my big sweater and baggy cargo pants. I was in high school and was asserting my individuality. Well unexpectedly, some middle-aged dude approached me in the bookstore (potentially very shady) and basically said he was a photographer and thought my look would make a good photo set, and told me that if I needed senior photos or anything to give him a call. I never d

Last week I finished up the images from my acro-yoga shoot. I already published in my previous post photos from the shoot, so here I'll just post those that I have not yet posted. I knew driving home from the shoot that I wanted to do at least one image fully integrated into a scene. I waited for good weather, and took my kids to the beach here in Orem, Utah. We weren't there long, but I got the shots I wanted and we had a good time. We had to leave pretty quickly because

Of course I will. Occasionally I get this question, "Hey you don't ever do any type of photography classes, do you? Just curious. I'm looking to learn more about photography just in my spare time!" In my experience, whether it's photography or anything else, getting good at something is about 90% practice and about 10% looking to others who have figured a few things out and getting some guidance from them. While it's only a small percentage, it is nevertheless part of the