Favorite photos of the year #4

Sorry a little behind on the favorites, I love the week between Christmas and New Years, but I never get anything done. I took this photo back in June of an OSU Student who did some research on Chickens and bird Flu, we took this kid (who was a great sport) all over campus with this chicken, this photo was shot in one of the old chicken coops on campus.

Favorite photos of the year #3

Every wedding I photograph I can not help but think about my girls and when they get married. What will I say what will I think etc.
Damien and Rebekka had a wonderful wedding this summer with many wonderful moments, but when Rebekka's dad gave his toast he choked up and could barely get the words out. It was a wonderful dad daughter moment that brought a tear to my eye.

Favorite photos of the year #2

I take lots of photos on campus, this one was for University Housing and Dining, they needed photos of students in one of the Resident Halls studying so I was there one evening for a couple of hours.

More snow at home

For the second time this week we have had over 4 inches of snow at our house. Me and the girls were out sledding this morning at 7:30 am.

We will return to the top 10 photos tomorrow

Favorite photos of the year

The end of the year is a good time for reflection on what we do, so from now until the end of the year I am going to post my 10 favorite photos of the year. They are not in any particular order, and I am going to try to cover all the aspects of what I photograph.

Photo number 1 was shot in July at the wedding of my cousin Kane's oldest daughter Emily. The wedding was at Kane and Nancy's home in Enterprise Oregon. They live on the slopes of the Wallowa Mt's the 9000 plus foot peaks rise directly behind the home. Seth (the groom) is from Indiana and I kept wondering to myself what his family and friends from the flat midwest thought about the area.

This photo is of the couple driving from the wedding to the reception.

Pot Art

I potographed some pots for a catalog for a local company, we thought they looked like modern art, so I put them together and got this.

Go Elf Yourself

Here is a little Christmas greeting from Shari, Riley and Regan. You can Elf Yourself by clicking here. or click the play button below to watch them dance.