silhouette

This month for the SUPG meeting, we had a theme to bring a "silhouette" photo. I don't take many silhouettes. I don't love them. I searched for anything worthy to bring to the meeting and the only thing I liked was the photo posted below. I didn't get it printed to bring to the meeting..

This photo is special and has a memory for me. We were working on our house and it had began to rain and storm outside. Dayten (my son) was out of patience that day and so I sat him on the windowsill to watch the rain and listen for the thunder. He loved it. I loved that he loved it. Every time he would hear thunder he would gasp loudly and his eyes would get wide. 

Every photo has a memory.

more desert runner ups

I think I would have chosen to print these for the Heritage Days today if I would have known we had an entire room to work with.

These were taken October 2010 right after a huge cleansing storm. I sure do love weather photography.

Heritage Days - A Desert to a Dream photos

I am apart of the Southern Utah Photography Guild. We have monthly meetings and at each of those meetings we have a theme and are supposed to bring a printed image that is relative to that specific theme. I was able to go to my first meeting a few days ago. I didn't have even time to print but I was looking through my photos, I think I would have decided on this one for the theme of "Reflections":

Apart of the Southern Utah Photography Guild, I am participating in the Heritage Days Arts Festival. It will be help on Saturday January 14 at the Art Center. I'll be there from 10am-2pm so come by and say hi! Here are the images I am getting ready for the festival. 

and here are my runner-ups:

SUPG Creative Photoshoot

I am so excited to be apart of the Southern Utah Photography Guild! I think I will learn a lot being apart of this group and I will be able to help out the community at the same time. There are some incredible photographers in this group! 

Last Saturday we did a creative photoshoot together with a bunch of beautiful models. Below is Kevin showing us a shot he took.

 It was super super super cold and windy that day. I HATE the cold. But I love photography so I endured it the best I could.

Here is a couple of models and Randi. We got to the top of this hill and the wind killed us! 

Despite the cold temps and wind, I was able to capture some awesome shots:

I was drawn to this model. I loved her red hat and contrasting black shirt. Plus she is gorgeous and had the most beautiful eyes.