Outdoor Hobbies {20/365}
I joined a group today that is also doing the 365 project. They have a different theme every week. This weeks theme is letters.
Winter Siblings -Fort Richardson Child Photographer-
I took these adorable siblings out for a quick shoot after one of the first snow falls. I couldn’t wait to use my antique sled prop and awesome tutu’s! They were fantastic models and we all had a blast in the snow.
Live Life the Way You Picture It {19/365}
I finally found a camera bag that I like, and I am in LOVE!!! I wanted a bag that would allow me to carry my camera around with me everywhere. I was tired of those “Oh, I should have brought my camera!” days. I also needed it to be functional and double as a purse. I know this isn’t practical for all my outdoor adventures, I already have spied the bag for that 😉
Let me introduce you to my new Epiphan!e, Lola!
Photographing for this post was excruciating and tried all my patience because I just wanted to rip everything open!
18/365
“Some of nature’s most exquisite handiwork is on a miniature
scale, as anyone knows who has applied a magnifying glass
to a snowflake.”
– Rachel Carson
17/365
We try and get outside as much as possible. Who can resist fresh snow!!
16/365
Alaska is unique for many obvious reasons, some are not as obvious. One example of this is the infamous Alaskan Coffee huts. You see them on nearly every corner like you would a Circle K or Seven 11. They provide a vital resource to us Alaskans, caffeine. We need it in the summer to stay awake and play in the sun 20+ hours in a day, and we need it to get through long dark winter days. They are drive up stands that serve your coffee or tea any way you want it. My favorite is Jitters here in Eagle River, which I believe is also a local landmark.
I missed these drive up coffee shacks when we moved and we were so happy to see them again when we moved back.
