Unless you’re going to snow instead, then stay.
Though I’m an Oregonian, I am not a fan of the rain. I do however, enjoy sleeping when it’s raining. Does that count?
I’m itching to get out of the house and in the sun. Ugh. I am looking forward to a week of Valentines love with my hot husband, AND my little sister and her husband will be staying with us this weekend too. Looks like it’s going to be sunny after all.
Please allow me to brag about my husband for a minute here. Geoff recently presented an abridged version of his dissertation at a conference in Germany (I can’t really talk about the fact that I couldn’t go, or the fact that I can’t go with him to another conference in SPAIN). They asked him after if they could publish it, and here it is in all its glory! And yes, we’ll forgive them for not putting Dr. by his name.
You are amazing husband!! Love you!
**There are 10 spots left for the workshop. It’d be a great Valentines day gift for your wife OR husband!
when:
Friday, April 3rd (General Conference weekend)
2-5 p.m.
what:
Photoshoot training session (Provo location TBA)
Delicious goodies
Post-processing Adobe Photoshop training session, Q & A (classroom with projection and stadium seating)
cost:
$89 through PayPal
sign up:
here
More information and specifics will come to you in your email when you do so.
While I don’t claim to be the expert in all things photography related, I AM an expert in my style and how I do photography. So, if you like my results and want to learn more about how to get fantastic photos with your camera, please sign up!
I do not offer an online class at this time. In my experience with online classes, they have been sub par and I haven’t determined how to do one yet that is interactive and beneficial. I do however, do one-on-one training for $60/hr, if this is more the route you are hoping to go.
Seating is limited to 30. If interest exceeds that, I will offer an additional class at a later time. My training will be tailored to digital SLR’s and Adobe Photoshop.
I look forward to meeting you!
Photo courtesy of Kiera Eve Photography
Technically he’s been four for a month now, but we celebrate a month later so that he can have his own special day (Christmas is pretty hard to compete with). I decided to do friend parties every other year, so this year we had over the limited family that was in town and Isaac’s best grown-up buddy, our neighbor Bryan.
We had a day of his favorites, which included: powdered doughnuts and bacon for breakfast, homemade mac n’cheese and quesadillas for dinner, cupcakes with green frosting, and a night out at the BYU basketball game. He was so embarrassed with all the attention that he walked around with his eyes closed most of the time (or made faces like the one he’s making with the cupcake). It was funny, and a little weird.
After waiting almost an hour and half at the doctor’s office (a HUGE pet peeve of mine), Lucy’s cast was removed. It’s very tender still and she carries it like it’s still in the cast, but can I tell you how excited I am to give her a normal bath?
After getting her cast off, we drove to Heber (and then on to Park City for the rest of the day) where Geoff did a student teacher observation while I played at McDonalds with the kids. It had “grown-up” toys, so Isaac was in heaven. You might notice that he is freshly shoren, that would be due to the fact that he decided bangs are lame and cut them.
This is Shanna. She is a photographer here in Utah who asked if I would spend an hour with her doing a bit of training. We had a great time together, even though we both had to sit in front of the camera-ugh!
It’s only fair to post one she took of me.
She mentioned how helpful she felt our training session was so I thought I’d see if there is any interest out there from my fellow bloggers for a more formal class. This would involve a mini shoot and Photoshop training. If there’s enough interest, I just might entertain the idea.
Leave me a comment if you’re interested and I’ll work out the details if there are more than one of you…
Someday I’ll get a picture of her real smile, or maybe even a picture of her AND Isaac together. In the meantime, this is what I have, a picture of her enamored with the dogs in The Fox and the Hound.
I finally got a picture of the lip thing she does when she’s being shy or concentrating. She is just so kissable!
I really need to get my camera out! I’ve been getting caught up on my OTHER work and spending time with the kids. I reinstated “quiet time” for Isaac and it’s been a dream. Thank you Amy for the kitchen timer, it’s worked wonders!
Isaac was bored so we took silly pictures of each other.
