jessica zelenko

Woo hoo it's Friday! I'm sure most of the world is celebrating, but me and my wild schedule are soldiering on through half of the weekend. In the meantime, I wanted to share a few shots with you of one of the coolest chicks I know -- Jessica Zelenko. As an up-and-coming wellness coach in the Jackson Hole area, she contacted me about wanting to get some new shots of herself for her website. Specializing in teaching women how to become badasses, (check out her blog!) this world traveler aims to teach people about meditation, nutrition, and how to live an overall fulfilling lifestyle. You may have even heard about her Sunday meditation sessions in Snow King Park...Stay tuned for more from this amazing lady!

sunday morning.

I love Sundays. Truly. It's the one day that David and I both have off together. We don't usually have any plans, we just wake up and do what feels right. Usually it starts with making at least one French press of coffee, although probably more. This morning I woke up and made a quick run to the market to get some fresh eggs and vegetables. I made us a delicious pot of coffee and some breakfast burritos with carrots, spinach, eggs, peppers and onions. It was a great start to the day. It's snowing in Jackson right now, so I don't know what the rest of the day will bring, but at least we have some uninterrupted time to be together. Happy Sunday.

yoga & bison

I had been working hard all week and I decided that the morning class of the Yoga Today workshop would be a great way to kick off the weekend. It was amazing, not that I thought it would be anything less. Afterward David and I loaded up the car to head up to Shadow Mountain again. I seriously can't resist the views from up there. It's sooo Wyoming. On our way out we ran into a heard of bison crossing the road (this happens frequently, I just happened to have my camera en tow this time!).

hangin out in front of the view from our campsite.

we learned vishmamitrasana ("friend of the universe" pose) in class this morning. it lined up perfectly with the mountains!

full moon rise.

camping on shadow mountain

Last night I got to go camping on Shadow Mountain. It was a beautiful way to kick off the summer. There was a little bit of rain, but overall it was a wonderful evening. It felt so good to sleep outside again!!

stormy spring.

We were graced with typical "spring" weather for Memorial Day weekend. David and I took a drive up to Jackson Lake yesterday. The mountains looked so majestic with their fresh coating of snow.

david took this one. i just love it!

allison's wedding invitation suite

There's nothing I love more than a personalized wedding. That's why I loved the idea of helping my sister out with her own wedding by designing her invitations. She's getting married in San Diego in July and chose fuchsia and royal blue as her colors. We were looking for a "tropical" look, but nothing too cheezy. Here's what I came up with. I had them printed through Miller's Lab on a beautiful pearl paper, which gives them an elegant shimmer. These will be landing in mailboxes all over the USA throughout this month. I am so excited to be a part of this!

5x7 main invitation.

4x6 postcard reply with menu choices.

3x3 information cards.

forbeyon albums

It seems that all people want out of their photo sessions these days is photos on a disc. I get it. With Facebook, Blogging, iPhones, iPads, and all other forms of digital media that are starting to pop up lately, why wouldn't you want copies of your digital files?? I'm here to offer that, plus another option. The old-fashioned album. While I know you might go out and make prints off of that CD and hang them in your home or frame them on your desk, an album offers a timeless way to store your images and a high quality way to share your story. Here I have some photos of a recent studio sample I ordered from my new album company, Forbeyon. This style, their linear bound album, is the perfect way to display photos from your engagement session or have copies made of your wedding album to give your parents and grandparents as gifts. Coming in sizes up to 8x10, this smaller album is made up of glossy press prints mounted to rigid pages in a panoramic style. It's a little more friendly to your wallet than the sought-after flushmount albums, but nevertheless, an amazing way to show off your images. I offer all of Forbeyon's styles with my wedding packages, from magazine-style to flushmounted, 5x5 to 12x12, all coming with super classy leather or cloth covers and imprinting. If you want to see some more of their stuff take a look on their website. Check it out, and see why something like this is wonderful to have around your home to show your friends and family.