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Hi!

Hello all!  Thanks for stopping by today and checking out my work.

I'm a freelance photographer based out of Billings, MT and absolutely love the country and people around me.  I have a great interest and love in traveling the world and exploring cultures beyond those of our own borders.  Past travels have included Haiti, Mexico, Oxford, Spain, Honduras and South America.

Currently working on plans for a trip to Haiti for Day of the Dead which is November 1st and if you are a writer or photographer and interested in traveling there, please don't hesitate to email me.

Thanks for stopping by!

Ronnie 

One lovely fall day

I’ve been wanting to blog this shoot for a quite some time and finally, here it is! Morhia, who works out of Genesis Salon here in the Magic City is not only a friend but also a fierce promoter of my work and I can’t thank her enough for that. I’ve met some fabulous clients and created friendships through her. Genesis Salon is absolutely my favorite place when shooting brides getting all dolled up. With it’s big north facing window and warm decor inside, the light in my images couldn’t get any better! If you want some of the best in Billings, look no further than the crew at Genesis.

This past fall, after the mad rush of summer, I spent some time with Morhia and family. The light was perfect, the weather was still and I was in a groove! And I shot all medium format film-LOVE! Now that I think about it, there were a few digital frames I guess, but the film easily won over, no doubt.

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Stealin’ their thunder

Although the trip to Chuck E. Cheese was for the kids, Levi was the big ticket winner and snaggled all the attention….

more to come soon.

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Braving the chill

Judy called and asked me about a month before Christmas if it would be possible to get a family photo taken during the holidays while all the kids would be home. The day after Christmas was downright freezing, but despite the chill, everyone braved the cold and got their smiles out.

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