Brad, Molly and Anamika were some of my first friends in Washington. And I knew immediately we would hit it off. They are silly, laid back and so full of love for one another. I was first introduced to Anamika at a fair in Olympia. She was in charge of making crepes to raise funds…
I grew up on a big piece of land with a bunch of animals always wandering around. My dad raised me single-handedly after my mom passed away. It was unconventional, but I had an amazing childhood. Photographing Jeffrey and Rosetta today brought back memories of growing up. It’s so great to see the love they…
When Kiara asked me to photograph her senior pictures, I didn’t realize I would be photographing Skagway royalty! Kiara is a descendant of Harriet Pullen, one of Skagway’s most entrepreneurial women. She arrived during the Klondike Gold Rush, sold pies, held tours and built one of the town’s most beautiful hotels. Unfortunately, the Pullen House…
All of these Skagway kids are growing up too fast! So happy I was able to spend yesterday morning with Kay and Alex to commemorate his last year of high school. Here’s a look at our morning on the Point.
Your pics of my sweet friend, Kay, and her son, Alex, are phenomenal! Thank you for sharing. We were neighbors on Ft. Lewis when our husbands were active duty. Alex was the little boy who never talked. Look at him now!! I totally want to go to Alaska and see Kay and Rick now. Thanks again for the memories. ReplyCancel
I am so happy to have gotten to know Denver this past year. She has already accomplished so much for her young age, and I am proud to know her. In February, I followed her Jr. Iditarod race, watching her from the sky, greeting her in Eagle Song and admiring the tender love and care…
I love these!!!!!!
Saved as a favorite, I like your blog!