Craig Wolfrom's Photographic Blog

Last weekend, I was hired to photograph portraits of Emily in Ketchum, Idaho. We lucked out with a “warm” 40 degree day. Emily was a natural in front of my camera and a pleasure to work with. Here are some images from our session.

If you are a social teacher, you better coach. So, my wife’s first year teaching social studies at the local high school was pretty unreal when she found another woman in her same department, Tizz Miller. Unfortunately for the local teenagers (and my wife), Tizz stepped aside from the classroom when her first son was born and switched to teaching an online high school. Three years ago I began photographing her family’s annual Fall portrait session. Every year the boys get bigger, but, their cheesy smiles never change! The Miller boys are like me–go, go, go. You gotta let ‘em run if you want their attention! Thanks Tizz for another fun excursion. Happy Holidays!

Four or five years ago, Noilyn asked if I would be her high school Senior Project mentor. It was my first time as a mentor and I think we both learned a lot; me about teaching and Noilyn about photography. Looking back, I have to say Noilyn was one of the most dedicated and passionate students I have mentored since–especially considering she learned with a film camera.

A few months back, I dropped a line on Facebook saying I was considering bringing an intern into the fold. Within a few minutes, Noilyn posted her interest and I was psyched to interview her for the gig. So, for the next year, Noilyn will be learning from and shooting with me. Keep an eye out in the coming posts, as she’ll be given proper credit on all her images.

Last night I headed out with Noilyn and her man, Rob, to capture some portraits for them and to get to know one another better. I’m looking forward to having Noilyn as my intern and also the assets she will bring to my clients this next year.