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Welcome to the RedFeather Photography Blog!

There is something so incredibly magical and captivating about the
world around us. The light on a bride’s veil as her groom kisses her,
the exquisite details so painstakingly planned, the light in a child’s
eyes as they laugh and play, the love of a family, the moments that should be preserved
forever. I live to capture these incredible details of the world around
us.

RedFeather Photography was founded on a deep and unyeilding passion
for beautiful, meaningful images. These images have the power to tell
stories, convey emotions and take ones breath away. They become
treasured family heirlooms and elements of artistic beauty in our daily
lives.

I feel that photography is a highly personalized art form and as
such have made it my business to make detailed, friendly, and personal
service easy and affordable for everyone. I believe the best stories
are told with a camera lens in dulcet tones or vibrant colors-moments
captured forever.

RedFeather Photography is a full service photography company but we
have a special love of weddings, and LDS Temple Weddings (we have a
great deal of experience with Temple weddings!). We find that many of
our clients stay with us- from engagement portraits to family
portraits, maternity images, and that sweet new little one we want to
be your personal photographer!

The best part of my job is getting to know the amazing people I have
the fortune of meeting and telling their stories. I love meeting new
people and and would love to discuss the details of your wedding! Give
me a call- we can go out for ice cream!

Kona’s Story

Recently we have been doing some work with Italian Greyhound Rescue. When the rep asked me if I wanted to “practice my wildlife photography skills” I was a tad skeptical. However when I met Kona and saw how beautiful she is, I wanted to share her story.

Kona was left alone in the yard by her old family. She was never touched, loved, handled or socialized. Because of this, she is very afraid of the big world around her. Its painfully obvious when you meet her…her expression says it all. Shes very stiff and walks almost doubled over, afraid to look up from the ground.

Kona has been rescued and is slowly working towards becoming a normal dog but she is a perfect example of “puppy mill syndrome”. Her rescuers are working patiently to teach her to associate people with good things and to help her learn to trust again. It may take her years to recover, and she may never completely get over her fear…but with time and love I know she will fit in with a family who understands her special needs and will love her for the sweet girl she is.

Please take a moment to watch her video to view the images of this beautiful girl. I really do feel in this case its the best way to share her story.

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