Lost in the serenity of winter wonderland.
If only for the afternoon.
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Monday, December 19, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Brandon Werth Photography
Quite possibly my most favorite photographer. EVER.
A fellow graduate from AI, this man never ceases to amaze me. Katie, a friend from school, had Brandon take her engagement photos (Saturday Morning Pancakes), as well as her beautiful wedding photos. I am in love.
I was showing JJB last night, and I think he's secretly in love too - wonder how long Brandon books in advance? Hmm..
Check out more of his fabulous work: www.brandonwerth.com
Photo.
A fellow graduate from AI, this man never ceases to amaze me. Katie, a friend from school, had Brandon take her engagement photos (Saturday Morning Pancakes), as well as her beautiful wedding photos. I am in love.
I was showing JJB last night, and I think he's secretly in love too - wonder how long Brandon books in advance? Hmm..
Check out more of his fabulous work: www.brandonwerth.com
Photo.
Labels:
Exploration,
Inspiration,
Love,
Must Have,
Photography
Friday, July 15, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Split Rock Lighthouse
And you know for a fact we asked that tour guide if it was haunted -
He said no. Liar. For $6 we received a pretty informative tour and then we got to walk through the renovated keeper's house (chills). After that, we were free to do some of our own hiking and roam about. The history surrounding this place is phenomenal and, when you see the old pictures (there were a bunch in the museum on the property, some on the website) you will see that, physically, it looks pretty damn spooky, as well as beautiful (awkward combination, I know). Check out their website for more information. If you're ever in the area, it's worth the visit.
He said no. Liar. For $6 we received a pretty informative tour and then we got to walk through the renovated keeper's house (chills). After that, we were free to do some of our own hiking and roam about. The history surrounding this place is phenomenal and, when you see the old pictures (there were a bunch in the museum on the property, some on the website) you will see that, physically, it looks pretty damn spooky, as well as beautiful (awkward combination, I know). Check out their website for more information. If you're ever in the area, it's worth the visit.
Location: Two Harbors, MN
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