Why I love living in Northern Wisconsin
This was taken at the high school fishing clinic today in Washburn, and it is totally what being a teenager in the Northwoods is all about!
This was taken at the high school fishing clinic today in Washburn, and it is totally what being a teenager in the Northwoods is all about!
Posted by Hannah Stonehouse Hudson at 7:07 PM 2 comments
Labels: Bayfield, Ice Fishing
This is Leah & Clarke's album - I made it a bit smaller so it make take less time to load!
http://stonehousephoto.com/leahclarkeonlinealbum/
Enjoy :)
Posted by Hannah Stonehouse Hudson at 12:09 PM 0 comments
Labels: wedding photography
A lot of my weddings are quite a distance from me (I shoot as far as Madison, Minneapolis and Northern Illinois) or the bride & groom live a long distance from my home, so I have developed a "virtual album". This way people can see how I design my albums and my clients can see how their album will look. Please take a look at my first!
http://stonehousephoto.com/kimkyleonlinealbum/
Due to the HUGE file size, please be patient while it loads. Some photos that are later in the book will load before others that are at the beginning of the book - its kind of weird :). To turn the pages click on the corners of the book.
Thanks - and ENJOY!
Hannah
Posted by Hannah Stonehouse Hudson at 9:38 PM 0 comments
Labels: wedding photography
Posted by Hannah Stonehouse Hudson at 2:05 PM 0 comments
Labels: Minneapolis, wedding photography
Happy New Year everyone – welcome to Food Fridays!
As some of you may now, I am kind of a foodie. I love food, however, I am not the best at actually cooking it! As much as I try it doesn’t always work out :). I have decided I am going to do one of two things every Friday: 1) find a random recipe online and try my best to replicate it or 2) go to a local restaurant, etc, where they show me how to make something and I will take photos of the ensuing chaos ;). Most likely it will be Big Water Cafe, as they are used to me and my big camera.
This week I had an over abundance of eggnog, so I decided it would be smart to try and dispose of it in a yummy way… I got this recipe from here. The vanilla was a present from my parents for Christmas, as they know I am attempting to learn to bake!
I used oatmeal bread instead of white, and I didn't use any bourbon (didn't have any...)
Yummy! Any suggestions for next week?
Happy New Year everyone :)
Posted by Hannah Stonehouse Hudson at 12:10 PM 0 comments
Labels: Food Friday
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