I spend my life trying to avoid snakes.
This recent High School graduate spends his life trying to find and photograph them.
Jeffrey calls it “herping” and I want to call it crazy.
In our discussions we decided that when he buys his next lens that it is probably best for him NOT to buy a NON zoom lens. I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say, the longer the zoom the better! I must also say, that I have never felt more safe in the summer desert than when I was with him.
Thankfully he is still my friend even after I admitted to him that I purposefully ran over (several times) what I thought was a black coiled snake but turned out to be an already very dead cell phone charging cord.
Here is his blog where he records his finds www.jeffsherps.blogspot.com .
Besides being a reptile lover, he loves music. The guitar in this session is just one of 9. I think he is going to have music where ever he goes!
Jeffrey shared a session with his good friend, Alexa Dyan. (If you are interested, ask me about a shared session, it is a bit cheaper.)
She has a quiet soft smile and a quiet soft voice but behind all that quiet beauty is a very talented musician, seamstress and a girl who loves children.
Her instruments of choice? Her voice, piano and guitar. If your children need piano lessons, I can hook you up with her number!
Alexa Dyan, you are AWESOME!
Thanks Jeffery and Alex Dyan for cool and awesome photo shoot in the heat of the Arizona desert.
I would also like to thank the snakes from hiding from Jeffrey during the photo shoot!
