The Rainbow Bar

Here are a few images of the Rainbow Bar sign in the Flathead Valley. Went out last night and shot for about an hour. These are the first of many more signs images.

© Amanda Guy Photography
Signs Photography
5D Mark II
October 2010

SIGNS - Continuing the Project

Hey everyone! I'm officially starting work this week on a continuation of the Signs project from SFP 360. I'm going to re-create my entire book once I have several new images and hopefully get the photography book published. Neon signs of Kalispell will work their way into the project as well as a trip back to Butte, Bozeman, Livingston and some other towns along the way. Most of these places will have to wait until the Spring, but for now I'm starting with what Kalispell and the surrounding Flathead has to offer.

Let me know if you think of any sweet signs you'd love to see in photograph form.

Last Run of the Year

Well the wakeboard season finally came to an end this Labor Day weekend. The water was freezing and extremely calm for a Friday afternoon. We all had great runs in the Somers Bay. Only about 8-9 months until the next season!

Canon 5D Mark II
© Amanda Guy Photography

Fly Fishing on Flathead

These were taken Labor Day weekend on Flathead lake this year. This is my uncle using his new fly rod.

Canon 5D Mark II
© Amanda Guy Photography
2010

Patrick & Tessa Roche Wedding

© Amanda Guy Wedding Photography
June 26, 2010
Majestic Valley Arena Pavillion
Kalispell MT
Patrick & Tessa Roche

Tyler & Katy Carr Wedding

© Amanda Guy Photography
Wedding Photography
July 17, 2010
Kalispell Montana

Beginnings of a Flathead Lake Project

Summer thunder storms are awesome in the Flathead Valley, and even more so on Flathead Lake. I've seen some pretty crazy storms over the years spending summers on the lake. This Tuesday evening (June 29, 2009) I was sitting on the deck with my Aunt and Cousin with my camera in hand waiting for lightning to strike, and it did! The beginning images are before the lightning started. After that I continued to take 32 second exposures hoping to get some major bolts flashing through the sky. These are just a few of what I came up with.

I plan to continue to photograph the lake in the evenings all around Dayton, Elmo, Polson, Rollins, Somers, Big Fork and everywhere in between over the next few months. The final product will be in book form and prints will be available while I work on the project.