I am so excited about my brand new photography website Thank you to my husband for all his hard work, and patience with me in building it! It is no secret that I am not very fond of computers, and get frustrated easily so I appreciate his time and support…especially for such a busy guy As time goes on I will be adding an “about me” section, and the contact page will have a contact form you can fill out. Eventually I would also like people to be able to order prints off my site as well, so long term that is the plan for the site. I will soon take some new photos, so be sure to check back every week or two and check out my blog. I will add the pictures to my gallery, but the blog is a great place to come and see where I took photos, and get the first look at them without searching through the entire gallery first.

I am also very excited because I am starting my first photography class on September 3rd. It is all about the fundamentals of photography, and I can’t wait to learn as much as I can to take better photos.

Jacob and I decided to take a little trip this last Friday! If you look under the nature tab of my gallery, you will notice some waterfall pictures. The pictures include the Latourell falls (249 feet tall) along the Columbia River Gorge Highway, as well as the second largest year round waterfalls in the US, the Multnomah Falls at 620 feet! There are dozens of falls along the highway and my goal is to capture each of them I was so in awe of the waterfalls, especially the Multnomah falls because of the size, but quickly found it was difficult to photograph. I did get some pictures though, which I will include below! I really enjoyed photographing the Latourell falls and have a few pictures that I truly love. I have uploaded them to my gallery, and am including the pictures below, so ENJOY and remember to check back often and leave comments please

Picture one: Full picture of Multnomah Falls

Picture 2 Close up of part of the Multnomah Falls

Picture three of the Latourell Falls

Picture four including part of the Latourell Falls

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