The Benton Franklin Humane Society liked the website I did for the Spokane Humane Society so much that they asked me to make them a new one. So I did. Check it out here!
One of my favorite pictures. It’s my Dad and I out at the farm house we lived in, outside of Spangle, WA. I think I’m standing on a ’55 or ’56 GMC Pickup. I’m 2 years old and my dad is 35 in this picture.
Now that I have a newborn son I look at this photo differently than I did just two weeks ago. Before, I just saw a cute photo – a happy dad and son. But I now see just how happy and proud my dad is. I totally understand what he’s feeling here. That weird pure joy your child can give you.
After hopelessly waiting for a sunny day for over a month to photograph Sara’s maternity session with fall leaves, finally, the first sunny snowy day! Sara could not be more beautiful at 10 days before her due date. We had a great time walking through snow and hang out with their black dog named Snow It was very cold and Sara was just so patient with my slow going. I am in love with this session, and here are some pictures to show how wonderful this little family is!
I recently completed this website for Quinn Group’s client EMS Connect. It has members only content that subscribers can pay for on a monthly basis. Our client can update the monthly archives with a content management system. It also looks good too!
EMSconnect is a monthly web-based seminar for emergency medicine providers. Topics are presented LIVE each month by a board-certified emergency medicine physician. Each topic is presented in an informal manner that is both engaging and educational.
The goal of EMSconnect is to provide the most current information for all levels of EMS providers and to provide documentation of ongoing educational requirements to meet state certifications.
Our first look at the beach right as we got to Seaside, OR. Sara took this picture of our dog Snow and I. The sunset and wet sand made quite the impression. This was Sara’s first time to Seaside, OR and our happy little puppy’s first time seeing the ocean. Great trip.
Camping up at the Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout. We hiked over to Horse Mountain and drank and played frisbee till the sun went down. Here’s Ken keeping the sun up for us a little bit longer.