Mark and Kat Sneak Peak

This beautiful wedding was held in Bellevue WA. Not every day I have the privilege of photographing a gorgeous bride in a Vera Wang.

Wildflowers of western Washington

I have been out taking photos like this all spring. The flowers are truly beautiful on this side of the mountains. My allergies are overwhelmed.

Long Drive Home

I took the long way home on Highway 12 at sunset. The evening light and the scenic barns make magic.

Puppy!

We have a puppy! She chases her own tail. We think she is a rottweiler and shepherd mix of some kind.

Tembo and the Marula Fruit

I am thrilled to announce my first official published book. Most of you probably thought this would be on some scientific topic but I am proud to say it is actually illustrated. :)

My co-authors are a wonderful group of women engineers. I admit that I contributed little to the story narrative so they get all the credit for Tembo's great adventure.

You can read the whole book online, and don't feel required to buy one since we don't receive any profits. :)

The Chelsey-Henry 2011 Collection

The company website has this wonderful collection for sale.

Art for Science Sake

I entered a few of the math photos in the Art for Science Sake contest sponsored by The Los Alamos Commerce and Development Corporation.

Feel free to go vote if you have a moment!

Edit: Just found out I am a finalist!

Spectacular Senior Session

Mt. Rainier

We took a wonderful day hike in Rainier last fall. Just now posting these but they are beautiful!

The Cactus Garden

I took these last fall in the cactus garden. The garden features native plants of southern Idaho.

The Engagement Train

I had a wonderful engagement session with Mark and Kat. We started with ice cream and ended up in Sodo. Sometimes the timing is just perfect!

The Nutcracker

Another great dance performance by the 9th Avenue School of dance. More photos.

The blog is back!

A short break while I finished up the last my graduate school requirements .... and I am back! Now a photo tribute to my research to mark the occasion.

Late Breaking Leaves

This is a late post of my fall photos, but everyone needs more color in the mid-winter right?

A Few from the Farm

A few photos from my last trip to Idaho (fall). I was lucky to catch the combine, the green corn chopping, and a few tractors. There is no place like home!

Aria Photos

Another batch of amazing dance photos. The ladies of the Aria dance group are featured again. More photos.

Space Needle Engagement Photos

A glorious fall day with a clear view of the space needle? What more could we all hope for in Seattle?

Best of 2010

Happy New Year! It seemed like a good moment to reflect on the highlights of 2010. I have posted a few of them here, but there is a whole gallery of my favorites including weddings, engagements, portraits, AND landscapes.

Wishing you all the best in 2011!

The Feigenbaum constant

I had previously blogged about my new series on faith and math, but today seemed like a good day to post another picture in this series.

This piece is about the Feigenbaum constant, another transcendental number. Every chaotic system that corresponds to this description will bifurcate at the same rate. Feigenbaum's constant can be used to predict when chaos will arise in such systems before it ever occurs.

Memory, speak. The Economist.

This is the last photo that in the Memory, speak series that is featured in the gallery shown.