Huntnig Boots?

Oops.

How does this happne? I wish I remembered my English teacher's name from UVSC. She would give extar credit when we found things like this around town.

Noell & Jace

Here are a few shots from a recent bridal shoot. I love how they turned out and I was really happy that these two were so willing to do whatever...even brave swarms of deadly mosquitoes. Click a photo to see others that I posted to Flickr.









You can see the entire set by clicking this logo:

D'oh!

My dad sent me this one. Thanks Dad.

Watch the truck.

I never finished my series of posts about our trip to California back in March, but I couldn't leave this one out. This was one of the highlights of the trip--when we got a rare glimpse of little Nolan dancing away on the boardwalk in San Francisco. Enjoy.

Over the weekend we had a couple of strong storms come though. I didn't realize how strong until I drove by this...









This poor van is parked on 9th South and Main in Orem. You should go see it--pretty impressive.

Paris & Benji

I noticed that Paris didn't have her dog with her, but she had little Benji to follow her around...



Marie and I were up at the Gateway last night and decided to have dinner at Rumbi. Good thing we decided to eat on the patio because otherwise we would have never spotted these two. It was kind of strange.

New iPhone..... Software

This morning I found a link to download the new iPhone software. It worked. It's cool.

If you would like the link also, leave me a comment and I will send you the link via email.

Salty Moths

Last week we had a photo shoot that lasted a few days. We started out at Sundance for a day and then headed out to Wendover for the rest of the week. Marie and Cora came along for the trip so that they could stay in the swanky Rainbow Hotel and enjoy the heat of Wendover with me.

I've been to Wendover a few times so I've driven past the Salt Flats, but until you actually take the time to pull over and walk on them, you would never understand how weird/neat/pretty/sticky/hard they really are. We were out on the salt by 4:30am so that we could get all set up and ready to shoot before the sun came up. While we were setting up, I kept feeling something flying around me and walking on my arms. I didn't figure out that they were moths until the sun came up. I have no idea where they came from, but there were a bunch of small burrows in the salt, so I'm assuming that they lived in them. I didn't think that anything could survive out there. Guess I was wrong.

Here are a few photos from the trip...

Rapunzel! Rapunzel!

Is this hair part of a uniform? Is it real? A Wig? I'd like to know because there's got to be a reason that 99% of the rodeo girls have very similar hair under their hats.

Parade Chairs

Since our house is on the street where the Strawberry Days parade runs down, we have the luxury of stepping out our front door and setting up chairs where we please. The other 98% of the parade attendees who want a decent spot are forced to encroach on others' property about a week before the day of the parade. Here are a few of the typical approaches to staking your claim:

The "rope off as much as possible even if you don't have enough chairs" approach

















The "rope off enough space for the coolers and whatever else we may bring to the parade" approach









And the "set out unique matching chairs so that someone else doesn't mistake them for their own" approach








This year there was a new approach that I hadn't seen before. I know you probably can't see very well what this spells out... but anyone who comes to the parade will know that this is the A N D E R S E N ' S S P O T