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recent posts
- 5 Key Steps for an Unforgettable Mountain Elopement
- It’s Not About the Perfect Pose
- 5 Tips for Booking the Perfect Boulder Wedding Photographer
- 5 Unique Boulder Wedding Photography Ideas That’ll Wow Your Guests
- Photos You’ll Actually Feel: Let’s Talk About Engagement Sessions
- 30 Years of Capturing Love: How Jeanine Thurston Photography Elevates Colorado Weddings
- 5 Things to Consider When Hiring a Colorado Wedding Photographer
- 7 Top Photographer Tips to Get the Best Wedding Photos in Colorado
- 5 Secrets for Choosing the Perfect Boulder Wedding Photographer
- The Biggest Wedding Planning Headache
- 5 Stunning Wedding Photo Trends You’ll Love in 2026
- 5 Unique Ideas That Will Make your Boulder Wedding Photos Unforgettable
- 8 Essential Steps to Book the Perfect Colorado Wedding Photographer
- 10 Insider Tips for Hiring the Best Wedding Photographer in Colorado
- Plan the Perfect Colorado Elopement: A Complete Guide
- 40 Best Engagement Photo Locations in Colorado
- The Definitive Boulder Couples’ Wedding Photographer Booking Checklist
- Top Elopement Spots in Colorado: A Photographer’s Guide
- 7 Expert Tips for Choosing the Best Colorado Wedding Photographer
- The Surprising Advantages of an Experienced Boulder Wedding Photographer
- Behind the Scenes of Wedding Photography
- 10 Amazing Reasons to Elope in Colorado — From a Photographer’s Heart
- Top 3 Stunning Colorado Wedding Photography Trends for 2026
- The Secret Behind Boulder’s Best Wedding Photos: A Glimpse Into the Life of a Top Wedding Photographer
- 5 Secrets to Finding the Best Boulder Wedding Photographer
- Jeanine Thurston’s Solo Exhibit at the NoBo Art Center – May 2 – May 24
- New Art Exhibit at Cafe Aion – Boulder
- NOBO – Art Exhibits: Oct-Dec 2024
- R Gallery
- The Importance of Art in Our Lives
- Cold. Acrylic
- Disrupted.
- Creatives must create
- Starting Fresh
- Mindfulness for relaxation
- Laufskálavarða
- Wedding WOW me please.
- Forever seeking to be heard.
- Who would ever want a wedding here?
- Fall Family Days
- Moving Outdoors…
- Andrea & Devan – RMNP Wedding
- On a rainy day in April – RMNP
- THINK OUTSIDE… no box required.
- Mom & Me portraits
- The Holiday Cookie
- Honey Tahini Cookies
- 2016 Iceland & Germany Summer Photography Tour
- My favorite “Where the wild things are” quotes
- 5 Things to AVOID REGRET.
- What wedding photographer is right for you?
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Tag: Life
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“Consciously aware in the present moment without judgment.” Self-care is an essential step to overall wellness. Being consciously aware in the present moment without judging your experience is something that we overlook when we are continuously preparing or reacting. Our busy lives have conditioned us always to think ahead or be hyper-prepared for action instead…
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The lost art of communication. We text, we tweet, we send the occasional short e-mail. Who here remembers writing a letter? Who remembers receiving a letter by mail? Some will write a short bit in a thank you note… but that’s not what I’m talking about. Who of you have actually written or received a…
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When I was a kid, I was instructed to run across a street to help an elderly women cross the street. If I saw a neighbor hauling in groceries – told to go help them carry in their groceries. When someone came home, I was to jump up and run out to the car to…
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To any new photographers out there. Please do not WORRY about the competition. It is way more important to create what you love, not what someone else loves. You will rise to the top much faster by being true to yourself and only comparing yourself to what you were yesterday – with your eyes continuing…
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Ok – honestly, I had absolutely no idea what would happen over the last 24 hours. Although I’ve been in professional photography for around 24 years – I did not set out to post something that would be passed along to so many people. Today, my e-mail, blog & twitter were turned upside down with…
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There will be no portrait photos in this post. This letter wasn’t mailed – it was at my doorstep when I got home a couple months ago. I read it, I cried, and read it again – probably a hundred times by now. It wasn’t easy to read – and honestly, as much as it…