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Tonight was a good reminder to get outside with my camera more. With all the snow we’ve been getting, I haven’t been shooting much; I remembered tonight how much I love it, and how much I love the places it takes me.

This man in his yellow suit. It’s easy to take the most dependable things in life for granted. But’s it’s never wise. So grateful that I can depend on my incredible husband to make me laugh, support my dreams and hold me when I cry. We’re expecting our first little monster this spring. Pregnancy has been a roller coaster. Some times I can drop off Granite Peak into bottomless pow and feel like a bad ass, other days I’m not doing much more than snuggling my dog. Either way, Dave is there to support me. He works so hard for our family. He’s the best partner in adventure and shenanigans. Feeling lucky to navigate this crazy ride called life with someone who lifts me up, and pushes me to do better.

Excited to see what gets set into motion this year

White sure is my favorite color in the winter. How about yours?

Totally obsessed with how adorable penguins are when they walk.

Glacial lakes, such as Laguna Esmerelda in southern Argentina, appear milky blue or green because of “rock flour.” Silt is created underneath the surface of a glacier as it moves over rock. That sediment is super fine so it remains suspended in meltwater giving it a milky quality.

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