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A Pants Off Dance Off Wedding at Big Sky's Riverhouse Grill
A Pants Off Dance Off Wedding at Big Sky's Riverhouse Grill
about a year ago

On the morning of the proposal, we woke up in our San Francisco apartment, loaded up the car with all our camping stuff and a fancy bottle of champagne for New Year's Eve, and drove down the beautiful coast to Big Sur.

My First Male Client | Montana Boudoir Photographer
My First Male Client | Montana Boudoir Photographer
about a year ago

When I crossed that graduation stage years ago with my secondary education degree, I never imagined that this once Bible-thumping, English-teaching schoolmarm would evolve into a wedding photographer with a soft spot for taking sexy pictures.

A Whimsical, Outdoor Wedding Near Bozeman's Bridger Mountains
A Whimsical, Outdoor Wedding Near Bozeman's Bridger Mountains
about a year ago

It's not every man who would attempt to impress the new lady in his life by cooking her bacon wrapped antelope backstraps on a first date, but then again, Andrea isn't your stereotypical woman.

A Boho, Mountain, Destination Wedding at Montana's Hart Ranch
A Boho, Mountain, Destination Wedding at Montana's Hart Ranch
about 2 years ago

Hauling themselves and over a hundred of their best friends from the shores of New Jersey to the mountains of Southern Montana, Lauren and Chris threw one heck of a party to celebrate saying I Do.

A Natural, Autumn Wedding in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness
A Natural, Autumn Wedding in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness
about 2 years ago

After meeting him in 2013, Meghan decided she didn't like him because she thought "he was some slick guy trying to schmooze the ladies." It took Joe a year to snag the first date.

A Winter, Snowboard Wedding at Moonlight Basin-Big Sky Resort
A Winter, Snowboard Wedding at Moonlight Basin-Big Sky Resort
about 2 years ago

When Breanna added that they intended to snowboard on their wedding day and wanted me to join them, I'm sure she had to pull the phone away from her ear as I know I squealed. Loudly.

 An Intimate, Mountain Wedding at Latigo Lodge in Big Sky Country
An Intimate, Mountain Wedding at Latigo Lodge in Big Sky Country
about 2 years ago

Nataliia and Richard told me their story, a story about how a girl from Ukraine met and fell in love with a boy from West Virginia. It began in Shanghai. 

Kali Owens, In Loving Memory: January 16, 1988 - April 2, 2017
Kali Owens, In Loving Memory: January 16, 1988 - April 2, 2017
about 3 years ago

Happiness is not defined by the absence of problems and trials. It’s the ability to see past problems and choose to accept what you can’t change. It’s moving forward with your head held high.


Featured Adventures

Adventure Blog | Becky Brockie
Across the Pond with my Mom and Sisters: Crete (Part 1)
May 8, 2016
Across the Pond with my Mom and Sisters: Crete (Part 1)
May 8, 2016

Mom found the perfect villa that allowed us to spend our first week relaxing like Greek Goddesses. We drank Bacardi around our pool for Sandy's birthday; sunned ourselves in warm water; wandered cobbled streets; and dined on the freshest produce and seafood.

May 8, 2016
Vietnam by Bike
Apr 21, 2016
Vietnam by Bike
Apr 21, 2016

After concocting our plan, I'm not sure any of us fully understood how far 2,000 km is on a bike. Hell, before Vietnam, the longest time I'd spent on a bike was for a ride from Billings to Red Lodge, a distance of about 100 km

Apr 21, 2016
RV through Europe (Part 1)
Apr 20, 2015
RV through Europe (Part 1)
Apr 20, 2015

Sandy and I about giggled Huntley out of the RV that first night. I’m sure our gluttonous consumption of a 3€ bottle of wine had something to do with it. But I think I would have been a little heady that night without the wine. It was our first night of over 100 in that RV . . . we had a castle out our back door . . . I suddenly found myself living this crazy, dream adventure.

Apr 20, 2015
Paris, France

Paris, France

Across the Pond with my Mom and Sisters: Paris (Part 2)

May 16, 2016 in travel photography

After a laid-back week in Greece, none of us were prepared for the big city life that slapped us in the face when we arrived in Paris.

We may have started the trip traveling light, but that was no longer the case. Now, we hauled a stroller, suitcase, three backpacks, four purses, and one big-ass duffel bag full of our Grecian loot through Charles de Gaulle and onto the Paris Metro for a forty-five minute ride to our hotel.

Having lived like royalty on Crete with each lady enjoying her own bedroom, bathroom, and balcony, our new living quarters felt pinched. Now, we had a double bed, bunk bed, pack 'n play, stroller, suitcase, three backpacks, four purses, one big-ass duffel bag, four women, and a baby shoved into a tiny room just outside Disneyland. 

Thankfully, we found some relief from our itty-bitty living space: the hotel bartender poured a stiff drink, and after a terrible night of sleep on night one, we saddled up for Long Islands on night two; we were a tram ride away from Disneyland, a happy place when it's experienced with your favorite ladies and a guy as cute as Desmond; and we spent a day exploring Paris' icons while snacking on baguettes, macaroons, wine, and croque monsieurs.

If you've spent some time traveling, you know that most trips have a low moment, a this-might-be-funny-tomorrow moment. After three quick days in Disneyland and Paris, our return trip to the airport on the Metro turned into our trip's moment.

 Chris planned a day, just for Desmond, at Disneyland.

Chris planned a day, just for Desmond, at Disneyland.

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 Mom, Chris, and Desmond on top of Notre Dame

Mom, Chris, and Desmond on top of Notre Dame

 I'm cheating here. I took this photo off the top of Notre Dame in 2013, and I'm glad I did. In 2015, I could no longer shoot towards the Eiffel Tower as a security fence obstructed the view. Another noted difference: armed guards now walked the perimeters of iconic places like Notre Dame, a haunting juxtaposition.

I'm cheating here. I took this photo off the top of Notre Dame in 2013, and I'm glad I did. In 2015, I could no longer shoot towards the Eiffel Tower as a security fence obstructed the view. Another noted difference: armed guards now walked the perimeters of iconic places like Notre Dame, a haunting juxtaposition.

 Gorgeous light inside Notre Dame

Gorgeous light inside Notre Dame

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 I'm disappointed Sandy isn't in this image. I swear we had someone take one of all of us, but apparently it wasn't with my camera.

I'm disappointed Sandy isn't in this image. I swear we had someone take one of all of us, but apparently it wasn't with my camera.

To Paris with Love

To Paris with Love

Just one month after the five of us saw these purple skies at the Eiffel Tower, terrorists attacked Paris, killing 130 people. 

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