Home for Christmas

*Non-Photography Post Alert!*
All three of us (Honey included) had a nice long trip back to Utah for Christmas. It was so nice to be with family and just hang out for a few days. Activities included visiting the Snowed Inn to see my brother Chris play guitar,



playing in the snow,





throwing the ball to Scout about a thousand times,



sitting cozy on the love sack,



sledding in Park City on Christmas Eve,





Hanging out at my aunt and uncle's house with all the family,





And of course, opening gifts.





All in all it was a great trip! The only real downside was that Eric complained about my furry hat. I like it a lot, but I think he hates it. For good reason?

Heather & Josh Wedding

How much do I love Christmas time weddings? I love everything about them-- the rich colors, the coziness, the romance! Josh and Heather's wedding did not disappoint my love affair with winter weddings. They had red roses everywhere, draping garlands of evergreen, twinkle lights, a big warm family, and a day without rain! They were married in a candle-light ceremony in the barn at the Kelley Farm. Here are some of my favorites. I am sure Eric has different ones, but I do the blog posts, so I get to pick! :-P
Slide show link: http://ericcorliss.com/data/slideshow/19/Heather&Josh/index.html

File Family

A gloomy day, a cute family. Here are some of our best shots of the Files. I love the modeling skills of Hannah and Hunter.

Kara in Studio

Eric convinced his beautiful sister to sit for us as he practiced with some of our new lights last week. What resulted is, I think, very interesting. I love the subtlety and moodiness of these shots in particular. Of course, Honey could not be left out and had to join in for a few clicks of the camera. Thanks for sitting so patiently Kara! You look incredibly beautiful and interestingly contemplative.

Meltons at the Tree Farm

This rambunctious and good-looking family went with us to Snowshoe Evergreen last weekend to pick out a tree. All had fun playing among the pretty rows of perfect little trees and chopping down that special evergreen. Here are a bunch of our best shots: