WENDY HURST PORTRAIT

Amy Crosland, model, wearing rings crafted by Element Ring Co. Photo: Wendy Hurst Portrait. January 2017 (just over a year ago) I photographed the very first person in front of the brand new matte black wall at my home studio. If you've ever seen my business cards, Amy Crosland's face from that shoot might look familiar. Last weekend we met up again, this time to promote these carbon fiber crafted by Element Ring Co located here in Utah. So one could say we came full circle! (Pun intended...) (Got a product or accessory you'd love featured? Let's talk !) Technical Details Lit with ambient light mixed with a single speed light above. Amy Crosland, model, wearing rings crafted by Element Ring Co. Photo: Wendy Hurst Portrait. Amy Crosland, model, wearing rings crafted by Element Ring Co. Photo: Wendy Hurst Portrait. Amy Crosland, model, wearing rings crafted by Element Ring Co. Photo: Wendy Hurst Portrait. Amy Crosland, model, wearing rings cr

Peyton Dalley, Mekall Ryan, and Hali Araneo eating decadent desserts made by Sweet Cravings You're likely to see more revealing clothing at the beach than you will in this article, and there's a simple reason for that: historically, French boudoir was just corsets and flouncy slips and bustles. Let me back up.  Wayfinder Photographer Collective Last summer (2017) Ashley Gardner and I took a road trip with some models to Little Sahara Sand Dunes in Eureka, UT. On the drive we discovered we both had a dream to combine high production photo shoots with mini skills workshops that give those shoots more purpose. Wayfinder Photographer Collective is our co-hosted result of that conversation. January 2018 was our first event and we picked something glamorous but not too flashy: a pastel-colored, French-inspired boudoir theme with luxurious desserts, a big wig, colorful corsets, and one-of-a-kind bustles that I designed and made myself! Come join our Facebook g