There is a hidden little place in the Columbia Gorge where I love taking my clients. It's a little island with massive cliffs and views for days. Plus, it is all easily accessible and just a quick hike to the top! I was hired by Caleb's mother for his engagement...
Adventures
Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival : Two Photographers Explain Their Approach
Rachel and Missy originally met in a local photographer’s group in Vancouver, WA called Viewpoint Collaborative. A group of Pacific Northwest professional female photographers, specializing in different photography genres and styles, but who all share at least one...
The Dangers of Photography “Wanderlust”
At home, if I'm not reading my fantasy books, exploring Hyrule, or hanging with my family, I am online with my tablet reading articles and websites about photography (or Nat Geo). Recently a topic came up that really hit home, how "wanderlust" is destroying...
Let’s Be Adventurers: Dry Creek Falls
Finally, A gorgeous weekend and I wanted to get out of the house again. Looking up my trails, I realized that my usual stomping grounds, the Gifford Pinchot, was still pretty much snowed in. Looking to the lower elevations, I saw that one of the trails, Dry Creek Falls, that the fire burned in Cascade Locks, was back open. So I asked my friend Rachel, of Rachel Konsella Photography, if she wanted to go on an adventure.
Hi, I’m Missy and I am a Little Different.
I have never been one to fit in. The “popular” groups overlook me, I don’t do cliques, I’ve never been into the current trends, and what people classify as “girly” and what I should be doing, I am usually found doing the exact opposite.
Let’s Be Adventurers: Death Valley National Park
The entire outside of the car was wrapped in the darkness that only a dark sky rated area can give. Thousands and thousands of stars were hanging above our heads as we zoomed through the roads with Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon was blaring on the radio.

