wine.

Grapes in the vineyard shot for Zephyr Ridge.
Scoria wine in their vineyad shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Creative wine photos for Palencia.
Scenic Idaho vineyard photo.
Picked fresh from the vine. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Chickens in a vineyard!
I was so excited to find out the owner of this winery was a classmate of mine at Whitman College!
Kids get in on the action of stomping grapes at Hedges Estates.
The shadow in this photo is what makes it cool.
Clouds and vines.
This winery had their own flock of chickens that just roam all over the vineyard...fertilizing and eating bugs!
Black and white grapes!
Friends gather at wineries to share good times!
Spring in the vineyard!
Emptying the tanks!
Sarah making wine at Hedges.
Close up of a grape leaf.
A winemaker smells inside the bunghole in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Sunrise in the vineyard. Shoot rarely happen between 8-5.
Harvest!
Wine swirling in a glass.
People enjoying Washington wine.
Winery dog at Hedges.
Beautiful copper-colored wine.
New growth on a vine.
If I haven't mentioned it already, I love to shoot all things wine. It's so interesting, pretty, creative.
Beautiful color in a wine bottle.
Malbec vineyard photo.
Studio wine bottle photo of a light-colored wine for Palencia.
Red Mountain shot for Red Mountain AVA.
Fresh from the vine ready to make wine.
Hedges has the coolest kitchen.
I've known this lovely lady for many years; well before she was the director of the Idaho Wine Commission. Part of this job was to capture environmental staff portraits.
Did you know that that hole in the wine barrel is called a "bung hole"? Yeah. Me Neither. The things you learn on a shoot. So that wine you and I love so much actually does come out of the bunghole...food for thought.
A winemaker tests her wine.
Fall on Red Mountain.
Environmental chef portrait for Bookwalter Winery.
Tasting room photography in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Fall vines at Gordon Estates.
Vineyard photos.
Bartholomew wine shot for the Port of Kennewick.
Winemakers making wine at Gordon Estates.
Vineyards in the Columbia River Gorge.
Wine trailing down a glass. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Wine on tap from above.
Gorgeous sunflares in these grape vines.
White wine is my favorite. Made from these pretty grapes!
Legs.
Scenic vineyard shot in Leavenworth, Wa for the Washington Wine Commission.
Grapes on the ground.
Fresh wine juice.
Scenic shots on Red Mountain.
Caleb making wine at Bookwalters.
A Walla Walla winemaker portrait.
Chef portraits at Bookwalter winery.
Corks in Idaho wine country shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Wine doesn't get any fresher than this!
Cheers to Idaho wine!
Red wine being poured at Bartholomew Winery.
Creative wine bottle necks.
An Idaho vineyard.
The rose garden at Hedges winery.
Wine bottle bottoms.
Walla Walla vineyard views!
Winemaker Sarah stomping grapes at Hedges winery on Red Mountain.
So rich! And shiny! Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
I feel like this photo should be a painting.
Beautiful Mount Hood overlooks this Washington winery.
Stain on a wine barrel.
Creative bottle shots at Hedges.
Wine bottles in a row for Palencia.
Scenic views of Hedges winery.
This cider is so pretty lit from below. It looks like a planet!
Hands on harvest.
Winebottles shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
The view at Gooseridge in Richland, Wa.
White wine pouring into a glass.
Purple wine juice.
Grapes left behind.
Beautiful scenic vineyard.
Winery owner portrait for Palencia.
Sometimes the interesting stuff that make up an environment make for cool background photos.
White wine at a tasting.
Pruning shears left on a wire.
Tendrils shot for the Washington Wine Commission in Chelan, Wa.
Simple but it tells the story. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Pretty sunflowers grow wild at Wallula vineyards.
Scenic Idaho wine country.
Close up of grapes on a vine.
Turkeys in a vineyard at Hedges!
This is hands-down my favorite wine image. I rememer being so excited as I was lying on the ground when I captured it. No filter. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Winemaker portraits in Lewiston, Idaho.
Love the color of this new wine.
Red wine bottle bottoms!
Wine bottles all balanced in a row. Creative marketing angles.
Harvest crew in Idaho.
Beautiful color around the barrel hole.
Huston marquee and a glass of red wine.
I learned on this shot that Cider actually falls under the wine commission as it is made from fruit.
Bottling process captured for Bookwalter Winery.
Wine glass silhouette.
Exteriors of Swiftwater Winery in Roslyn, Wa.
Wine in a can? Yep. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission...and it was GOOD!
A woman working hard at harvesting grapes.
Stunning and vibrant fall vineyard colors.
Just exhausting every single angle to get creative wine shots.
Wine from below shot at Hood Crest Winery for INB Bank.
Sarah doing her thing at Hedges.
Sunset on Wahluke slope.
Freshly harvested grapes.
Unique wine glass photo from above.
Wallula vineyards is my favorite as it is planted on levels overlooking the Columbia River.
Winemaker portrait for Bartholomew winery.
Bookwalter winemaker portrait featuring Caleb.
I literally got a chance to play with wine on this shoot. It was so fun to be able to get creative and let the juices flow...literally! Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Capturing every aspect of the wine industry for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Gordon Estates founder portrait.
A rainy harvest at Hedges.
Beautiful fall colors at Hedges.
Harvest in Idaho.
Crushing wine.
A woman enjoys Walla Walla wine shot for the Washington Wine Commission.
White wine in a row.
Bottle shots for the Idaho Wine Commission shot in Lewiston, Idaho.
Creative wine shot for Bookwalter Winery.
Scenic winery views in Wenatchee, Wa.
Sarah swirls wine in a glass at Hedges.
Gorgeous sunset sky over Zephyr Ridge vineyard.
Testing wine out of a barrel.
Freshly harvested grapes fall into a bin.
Northern Idaho wine country.
Marketing group shot for Bookwalter Winery.
Wine glass in front of a fire.
I thought the silhouette of the woman behind the glasses made for an interesting composition.
Wine on tap!
A handful of white grapes.
Wine Harvest for a winey in Prosser, Washington while working for the Washington Wine Commission.
The winemakers do all the heavy lifting. Here a winemaker tests his product before bottling.
Fall in the vineyard.
It is extremely difficult to capture good photos of wine swirling in a glass as it's moving and very hard to focus. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Grapes on the vine.
Many industries require these babies. You never know how your clients will use what you see.
Shooting every step of the wine making process for the Idaho Wine Commission.
I loved all the colors at this winery in Idaho. Shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Idaho capitol building in a wine glass.
Gooseridge tasting room shot for the Washington Wine Commission.
Harvest in Idaho wine country.
Zephyr Ridge grapes.
Wine swirling in a glass for Palencia.
The Idaho Wine Commission wanted a library of images for marketing featuring the real people that make the wine of Idaho.
Organic and Biodynamic farming is practiced at Hedges.
Wine droplets are hard to capture as you can never find a focus point and it's continually moving.
Harvest!
Sunflare in a vineyard.
Wahluke slope vineyard.
Wineries can be romantic places to hang out.
Creative bottle shot for Longship Cellars.
Fall at Gordon Estates with the Snake River in the background..
Red grapes on the vine.
Wide shot of a vineyard on Red Mountain.
Red wine being poured into a glass.
Food photography at Hedges Estates.
Rockstar Sarah making her famous wine at Hedges.
Wine corks.
Just capturing every part of the process on "film".
Winemaker portraits for Gordon Estates.
Bookwalter marketing photography
Sunshine creeps up over the horizon in this vineyard shot for the Idaho Wine Commission.
Juice droplets coming off the punching down process.
Creative cork shot for Palencia.
Rose at Hedges.
Chemistry and the wine-making process.
People enjoying wine at Hedges.
Studio wine bottle photography for Palencia's e-commerce site.
New vines protected by colorful sleeves.
The leaf colors are so pretty...but I've heard it's actually a fungus and winery owners don't like it...
Cock-A-Doodle do you have more wine?
I tried my best to capture wine not only from every angle; but in creative ways, too.