Style By Stacey
Most of what you'll find here are photos and design pieces I've created over the years. Please take a look and let me know what you think. (Thanks for not printing or using anything you see in any other way without prior consent from Stacey.)
Friday, December 25, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Recent Engagements
Here are some of the engagement photos I've taken recently. There's quite the market for these photos in Rexburg :) I love working with happy couples and getting to know them better as I help preserve memories with photos. Enjoy!
Chris & Emma



Richard & Tristen



Joe & Heather



Nate & Marianne




Chris & Emma



Richard & Tristen



Joe & Heather



Nate & Marianne




the announcement (front and back)
Labels: Engagements
Friday, July 31, 2009
Havasupai, AZ
Havasupai is a hidden paradise... after all, it takes a 10-mile hike down the Grand Canyon to find the beautiful turquoise waters that you've probably only seen in places like Hawaii. A group of 29 of us made the trek down (drove 12 hours with a stop at the St. George Temple, hiked through the night, and slept for maybe an hour or two after reaching camp) and stayed for three full days.
With temperatures over 100 degrees, it sure was convenient to have so much water to swim in all day every day. The coolest thing to me is the fact that there's an Indian village 8 miles down the canyon! They depend on tourism and frequently use mules and helicopters to get needed supplies to the village.
The village even has a small LDS branch, which was super neat to see the Gospel in such a place :) Check out havasupaitribe.com for more information, and see my Facebook page for more photos. This is definitely a place to go before you die!









With temperatures over 100 degrees, it sure was convenient to have so much water to swim in all day every day. The coolest thing to me is the fact that there's an Indian village 8 miles down the canyon! They depend on tourism and frequently use mules and helicopters to get needed supplies to the village.
The village even has a small LDS branch, which was super neat to see the Gospel in such a place :) Check out havasupaitribe.com for more information, and see my Facebook page for more photos. This is definitely a place to go before you die!









Spring 2009 PS Winning Photos
This summer I helped advise the Photographics Society on campus since Sister Esplin wasn't able to do so. I entered two of the three contests and placed in both: UP CLOSE & PERSONAL (spring) -- 2nd Place Society & Judges Choice for $55 total and EMOTION (man by water) -- 1st Place Society & Judges Choice for $80 total. Visit the PS page for more details.
Keate Kids
My cousin Kim wanted some photos taken of her four kids while they were in town, so I took them up to the Kaysville Botanical Gardens. It's really a beautiful place with lots of neat things for taking photos. This was my first shoot with kids (besides less formal shoots with my niece, of course), and I think it went rather well. All the kids were ready to go by the end and surely made it known in this first photo :)










Labels: portraits




















