Wow, this last week was a crazy one! But it’s been great. I took some time in between photo sessions to hang out with my brother who was visiting from Seattle. We had ourselves some fun little adventures in and around Missoula (photos toward the end of this post), and I was able to help him learn the ropes of his new Canon DSLR. I love teaching!
But first, I wanted to post some of my favorite images from Stacey and Bryan’s short ‘n’ sweet wedding at Missoula’s Gibson Mansion. They are such a nice couple, and their family is equally as delightful! I’m so glad I was able to photograph their wedding, and if you’re reading this, Stacey and Bryan, congratulations again!
Now to the photos:





My brother and I took a little trip up to Garnet Ghost Town and had ourselves an interesting time navigating the rutted, still snow-packed roads to actually get to it, but we made it and didn’t get stuck. The buildings were, unfortunately, still locked since it was the first week the road to it was open, but we made it fun and happened to be there for some really fantastic evening light. See the photos below for evidence of our good time.

An old license plate I think.

We were getting creative with an outhouse window.

A crumbling stove.

This truck and that light were seriously some of the coolest things.


Loving the cracked windshield.

I want my car's dash to look like this. It's just so funky and awesome!

I caught my brother a little off guard.
Soon to come on the blog: more photos from my photo adventures with my brother, along with a sweet couple’s portrait session, and a little pug puppy’s first birthday photo session! Good stuff! Stay posted!
Cheers,
-Kristine
P.S. Oh, and if anyone would like their own photo session at the Ghost Town, oh my gosh, by all means, let me know! I think it could be incredible and make for some really unique, beautiful images. Trash the Dress would be epically cool there, too – especially if you’ve got a vintage gown!