"Friends and Skulls" | salt lake city utah storytelling portrait photographer

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"Friends and Skulls"
Model: Winter Rose Beaudry
Photographer: Wendy Hurst Portrait

I love going from "those rocks look creepy" to "how uncomfortable would it be to lay on that one?" in, like, five minutes. Earth is so beautiful!


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