Sometimes, you need to just shoot for yourself.
I recently returned from a photography convention in Nashville, TN where I met a lot of amazing photographers. One in particular Chuck Arlund, inspired me to take a step out of the box, and experiment a bit. This photo session came to me on the flight from Minneapolis to Spokane and I had a hard time keeping my giggles to myself. I headed up to the ski hill this morning and found these two gorgeous women just hanging out - and I immediately new they would be the perfect models!
I didn’t come up with anything award winning - but I learned a few things and laughed a lot!!
Enjoy!
courtesy of Heather Goldsworthy
courtesy of Heather Goldsworthy
Posted by Melissa Welsh on 02/08 at 07:31 PM
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Winter camping is a lot of work. There always seems to be a part of your body that you just can’t warm up and the fire is continuously on the verge of going out as it sinks into the snow. Keeping dry and staying warm are always on your mind. So what’s the point?
Exercise, fresh air and is this case….hot springs.
There’s something so wrong, but so right about taking off all of your clothes in the middle of the woods when it’s just below zero. This past weekend I skied into St. Leon hot springs north of Nakusp and spent a total of 24 hours soaking, eating and laughing with great people.
The birthday girl.
The floating tray…brilliant.
making coffee…
mountain fashion at it’s finest…
Posted by Melissa Welsh on 02/07 at 07:34 AM
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