Jun
06
I shot a sweet portrait session for this sweet family of six. These are a few highlights from the May family portrait session at Rocky Butte in Portland.
Published by Red Tricycle
Mom works around the clock, why not help her wind down this Mother’s Day with an afternoon of touring waterfalls or the Willamette Valley while sipping on Oregon wines? Several local companies offer unique touring and tasting experiences that allow guests to “get away” without going far. And if your special mom isn’t the outdoorsy sort, there are plenty of wineries just waiting to treat her to an afternoon of sipping and relaxing. Read on to find out which tours and tastings we think make great gifts for Mother’s Day. [Read More…]
Published by Red Tricycle
LEGOS. They provide your little builders with hours of entertainment while you sneak in some down time. They are also responsible for one of the funniest animated family movies of all time. And now, until May 29 your family will have the opportunity to be inspired by them as appear on display in the form of fantastical sculptures at OMSI’s new The Art of the Brick exhibit. Read on to find out everything you need to know about this must-see, magical display. [Read More…]
Mar
05
I was responsible for writing branded content and curating photography for the Cascades Wedding Guide which was distributed at the Cascades Wedding Show.
Published by Domino
Relax at one of these comfortable but cool spots locals love.
Portland has its fair share of dreary days, but staying cheery isn’t a challenge if you’ve got the inside scoop on the local coffee scene. It takes the perfect blend of quality product and ambiance, but the right café can make you smile even on the darkest days. These 10 cozy spots will keep you comfortably caffeinated with the best roasts the city has to offer, while providing the perfect place to relax and let go or get cuddly with your special someone. [Read more…]
Published by The Source Weekly
In 1994, playwright Eve Ensler broke new ground with the play, “The Vagina Monologues.” What started out as a piece of art aimed at addressing women’s sexuality and the social stigma surrounding rape and abuse spawned the non-profit organization V-Day—an activist movement that works to end violence against women and girls by raising funds and awareness through benefit productions of “The Vagina Monologues” and other works. V-Day has reached billions of people around the world, and this month, two V-Day campaigns are bringing unique productions of “The Vagina Monologues” to two different venues in Bend. [Read More…]
Published by The Source Weekly
Local Fitness Professionals and Their Clients Share Their Secrets to Success
Tell me if this sounds familiar: It’s January and you’ve started that diet you’ve promised yourself you would do. You bought that gym membership, sure to help you get the body you’ve been dreaming of. The first week or two often goes well, but come week three, four and five, motivation and determination start to break down. And with that the New Year’s resolutions cycle begins and ends again.
While many fail at their resolutions to take up a healthier lifestyle each year, there are a few who succeed. These individuals and the coaches and trainers who support and guide them are the keepers of the keys to success. In an effort to help you break the cycle of broken resolutions—and in honor of our Fit Week/Winter Health issue— we asked local fitness professionals and their clients to share their tips for success. [Read More…]
Published by The Source Weekly
With an overwhelming number of approaches to using food and healing modalities in the place of—or alongside— Western medicine, newbies to alternative medicine may struggle with where to begin.
Throughout this guide we’ll explore popular alternative approaches to healing, commonly sought out and confused. Dr. Joshua Phillips, ND, the creative director of Hawthorn Healing Arts Center, helps clarify these approaches and how they are used—while reminding you that you should always consult a professional before trying them out. [Read More…]
Published by Zillow
‘Tis the season for holiday cheer, but while the festivities are ramping up, referrals and leads might be slowing to a halt. Fortunately, this time of year is rife with opportunities to secure your current residents’ commitment to the community while reeling in some new prospects at the same time.
These ten seasonal marketing ideas will please your renters, create a buzz and give you a reason to celebrate when the new year rolls around. [Read More…]
Published by Red Tricycle
When most people think of taking the family to New York on vacation, the Big Apple is the first thing that comes to mind. But if your family isn’t keen on the hustle and bustle of the big city, the state has so much more to offer. From getting drenched in the waters of monstrous falls and battle reenactments to art-infused afternoons at the museums and creeping through dark caves, our guide takes your tribe from Niagara to Buffalo on the best New York family getaway you could imagine. [Read more…]