Can’t believe it’s been so long since my last post! Time is really getting away from me! I can definitely see it when I look at my little girl, 6 going on 16 (as my wife would say).

We have some new stuff in the works, so keep your eyes open over the next couple of months…

A new website design is in progress, with a more continuous feel, if you have any suggestions on what you’d like to see, let me know and I’ll see what I can do.

Real Estate photography services will branch off into it’s on site, though it will still be linked to from here. I just feel with the amount of work I’m doing in that area it’s time for it to stand more on it’s own. Keep an eye out for the new website and Facebook page!

Also, It’s bridal show season! We had a great time at the Cheyenne Bridal Expo earlier this month and met some wonderful brides and grooms! Sounds like there are going to be a ton of fun weddings this year and I look forward to capturing some great memories at each of them! Right now there are two more shows on the books for February, in Laramie and Rock Springs. As soon as I have all the details I’ll be posting more information. I think there are usually a couple more in march but we haven’t heard anything concrete about them yet.

We have decided to switch album vendors! We found someone to provide a higher quality product that I am really happy with. We weren’t able to get new samples before the Cheyenne Bridal Expo, but we have them now. If you would like to see them, come see us at one of the upcoming shows, or give me a call or drop me an email and we can arrange a time for a bridal consultation and we can talk more intimately about your day and you can take a look at the amazing new samples.

Finally, a belated Happy New Year to everyone, and a sincere Thank You to all my friends and clients for making 2010 a wonderful year, without you I would not be able to do what I love and provide you with memories you can cherish. I look forward to getting to know everyone even better and making 2011 a truly fantastic year.

-Keith

With the holidays and everything I’ve been slacking a bit in my blogging duties. We’ve had a great Thanksgiving, Christmas and New year and now it’s time to get back down to business and get caught up with everything.

This is a session I did right before Thanksgiving. She is one of the dance instructors at En Avant Dance Studio here in Cheyenne, and wanted to do some personal work. With all the effort and time they put into their craft, dancers rarely get the chance for some quality images of them doing what they love, and Heather wanted to take the time to do just that! This was a great experience for the both of us as we both got to experiment with our crafts and do some things we normally don’t get to. I think we captured some wonderful and absolutely unique images…

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I currently have two canvas prints on hand and for sale. Each print is is hand signed and numbered, finished with a walnut floating frame, and comes ready-to-hang.
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Autumn Light
Photographed in the wooded areas of Vedauwoo, WY with the late afternoon light trickling the through the pines and the aspen’s autumn leaves.
The print is print measures 30″x20″ (about 32″x22″ framed).
#001 of  limited edition of 300.
$555
Currently on sale for $475
(price includes shipping)

The Autumn Four
This image was captured in the  Upper Beaver Meadows area of Rocky mountain National Park and features Longs Peak in the background, the only “fourteener” in the park. The print measures 12″x36″ (about 14″x38″ framed)
#001 of  limited edition of 300.
$480
Currently on sale for $400
(price includes shipping)

Please contact me by phone at 307-631-2719 or by e-mail at Keith@Shutter-Vision.com to purchase these prints!
Other images are also available on sale, just not on hand. If you would like one of the following, just let me know. Allow 2-3weeks for delivery

The Iris and the Ant

The Ent of Vedauwoo

The Beaver’s Mark

Ravages of Time

Burst of Orange

I enjoyed it so much I had to go out and do it again! This time I was out the door, drove the 45 minutes to Ames Monument and got there just as the sun had broke the horizon. Originally I had intended to just go to Vedauwoo, but, for some reason I thought of some of the commercials I’ve seen of the last couple of years that had the monument in it and decided to make a slight detour that direction. 

After Spending some time there, I then made my way to Vedauwoo to capture some of the beauty there. I only wish things had been a little more green. Oh well, I’ll use that as an excuse to get back out there later this Spring!!!

Got a chance to head out this evening and photograph some landscapes. Something I haven’t taken the time to do in a while.