Monthly Archives: July 2007

Bill Richardson in Salt Lake revisited

By justin | Published: July 29, 2007
On the July 14th post I put a couple pictures up of Bill Richardson, a presidential hopeful who was in Salt Lake for a fund raiser. I have just uploaded 100 more images from that event that can be seen at the following link: http://justinhackworth.com/20070713.php In addition to Governor Richardson, there’s also a few people [...]
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Alta Utah Wedding Photography – Zoe and Peter

By justin | Published: July 26, 2007
Utah wedding photography
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Idaho Portraits – Bressler family

By justin | Published: July 18, 2007
The last time the Bressler’s had a family picture taken, Alex was two years old. Now he’s 19 and in three weeks he’ll leave for a mission to Siberia.
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Utah Portriat Photography – The Eddy Family

By justin | Published: July 18, 2007
We drove to South Fork, just a mile above Vivian park. Man, I love that place.
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Bill Richardson in Salt Lake City

By justin | Published: July 13, 2007
New Mexico Governor and presidential hopeful Bill Richardson was in Salt Lake today.
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Idaho Portrait Photography – Rachel and her lovely girls

By justin | Published: July 3, 2007
Spend any amount of time with Rachel and you’ll leave feeling good, good about yourself. She’s lovely inside and out.
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Portrait – Doralee Thomason

By justin | Published: July 2, 2007
At 94 years old, she may be the oldest living Rexburg native. She still bakes delicious pies and last year she painted her own picket fence.
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Portrait – Janis Ritchie

By justin | Published: July 1, 2007
Janis milks cows and may be–man or woman–the hardest worker I have ever met in my life.
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