These were shot for Square Magazine back in 2005. I loved this concept and, if I can find the right couple, would love to use this concept again for an engagement sitting.
Gavin's still convinced that I tried to avoid him one time when he saw me at the mall. And he'll gladly do an impression of me ducking into the Gap if you ask him to.
The Seamstress 
The Fashion Editor
The Hair Stylist
The Assistant
The Intern
The Photographer
I spent a great President's Day with these six ladies. Look for the results, of this shoot, to be posted in March.
Meet Trent & Caroline. He's from Mona. She's from Provo. He's a practical joker. She likes Twizzlers. They're made for each other. 
The Shirley
The Cleo 
The Garrison 
Hair done by one of my favorites, while she was still in hair school.
You can check these shirts out for yourself and place a bid in a silent auction at Provo's Downtown Gallery Stroll on Friday, February 6. Proceeds will go towards the Sego Arts Foundation.
These boys were a handful. Just the way I like it. 
Meet David. He sings. And he's the only teenager, I know, who has over 120,000 friends on Myspace. But for good reason, because besides being a teen idol, he's one of the nicest, most humble, down to earth, (did I already mention nicest?) guys I've met.
The Archuleta family and their neighbors across the street, who's garage we used as a "studio," could not have been more accommodating. My assistant, Lindsay, and I enjoyed their good humor, generosity, and hot chocolate. 
