On the morning of our last day in Las Vegas, Krista convinced Kellie and I to attend a sunrise concert sponsored by With Etiquette called We Bring the Sun, and featuring Jesh de Rox. It wasn't easy getting up before Starbucks opened, but we made it on the coach, bundled up for chilly morning weather and headed off to the desert. 3 coaches drove out to a spot in the desert about 30 minutes out of the city, and pulled up to a group of musicians braving the cold as the sun rose. We listened to good music by a few bands, took a lot of photos as the sun rose & goofed off playing with our shadows to stay warm. As eight o'clock drew near, we boarded the coach back to the MGM to finish up 5 days of classes before heading home. Thank you Krista for making sure we didn't miss this fun experience!

Another fun adventure for my WPPI roomies and I was a mini workshop held by our friend and colleague, Kamee June. Kamee is an absolute sweetheart, and I highly recommend her workshops - she's a natural teacher and fantastic photographer based in Orange County, CA.

 We enjoyed a quick photoshoot just outside of the MGM Grand, and instruction on workflow and Photoshop afterward. Thank you Kamee for a fun workshop, and also to her friend Whitney for modeling for us... and to MGM security for not kicking us out of the fun spot Kamee found to shoot in.

Gorgeous model, fun workshop, and good friends. It was a great afternoon! Thanks Kamee!

Our first adventure after a day and a half of classes, was a mystery photoshoot sponsored by Anthony Vazquez of Click Nation. We boarded a coach and were taken to the Graceland Wedding Chapel. We took our seats in the chapel and were let in on the secret, that clients of Anthony's agreed to be his models for a hilariously styled Las Vegas chapel wedding. Anthony instructed us a bit on off camera lighting, and in came Elvis and our models for the night. Everyone laughed hysterically, it really was a surreal moment!

It's those little things I need to remember, write down, photograph ... before they grow up.

how Nate loved going to the Children's Museum so much that he wore the wristband from the trip for over a week. how he still loves his little bear blanket named Bingo. he's become a snuggler & a mama's boy. he sucks his right thumb. never the left. he loves his twin brother, even when they've fought. he says bascetti for spaghetti. and loves to play in the bathtub. he's Nate, he's 4 1/2 and he's mine...