I had the pleasure today to photograph Elder and Sister Hadlock before they leave tomorrow to the Wellington, New Zealand Mission. They will be missed by many, but at least now the grandchildren have a recent picture they can look at while grandma and grandpa are away. (That’s all Jill was worried about, she didn’t want her little ones forgetting who she was. I’m sure that’s not remotely possible!)

Best of luck to you both, see you in two!

After 42 years, these two still got it!

Jim and Jill, it has been so nice getting to know you and your wonderful family- I hope to keep in touch while you’re gone. -Kimberly

Hello to all my wonderful clients/friends:

I am so excited to be introducing my new photography company “echo photos.” It has been a wild year, and after taking some much needed time off- I’m back, and ready to get to work!

I’ve got a new company name, a fresh new look, and am so excited to start creating again! Photography is definitely my passion, and we all know I couldn’t stay away for much longer. I am so appreciative of my former business partner/ dear friend Amy Springer, for helping me get echo photos up and running, and ready for business. It will definitely be a change to be working solo, but I know Amy and I will always share our joys through the arts and photography. We go back over a decade together, and I will always treasure the time spent working side-by-side as Junior High Art teachers and as co-owners of Tilt Photography.

So friends-I’m dedicating this first “official” post of echo photos to the wonderfully talented Amy Springer. I couldn’t/ wouldn’t be doing this without all your love, patience, and technical support:)  I love ya girl, and cheers to new beginnings, and to great memories!

-Now let’s get to work and start shooting people…Ha!

So glad you’re here.