Christmas Giveaway!



It's the season of giving, and I want to give you a chance to win some Double H Photography stuff! Who doesn't want another Christmas present mailed to them?

 Up for grabs is my 2012 Outdoors in Wyoming Calendar, and an assortment of 10 greeting cards (and envelopes) with my photos on the front.

Here is the cover of the Calendar, which features photos from around the state of Wyoming, and most of them were taken in the month they're shown on the calendar. The one downside is the the site I ordered them from this year didn't allow typing over the picture, so if you're the lucky winner and would like to know where any pictures were taken, just let me know!

And here are a couple samples of the photos used for the greeting cards. The inside of all cards are completely blank, so they work great for any occasion!

To enter, you must be a follower of my blog or Facebook page, and just need to leave a comment either here or on the Facebook page answering the following question:

What is your favorite part of the Christmas season?

The giveaway will close next Tuesday, December 13 at noon, MST. I'll randomly select a winner that afternoon, and hopefully will have your goodies to you in plenty of time for Christmas!

Hello Blog

Hello! I have not fallen off the edge of the earth. I have just been busy! Here's what's been going on in my world in my absence:
-trip to Denver for Thanksgiving
-Ordering calendars, losing saved calendars on ordering website, getting ready to re-design and order them again
-Weaning a second round of calves my dad bought
-Attending the Range Beef Cow Symposium for a day
-Trip to Adam's house
-Figuring out and dedicating some time to Adam's Christmas, and birthday (December 27) presents
-Writing, a lot
-Sending out a lot more pictures to various places, with some exciting success. More on that soon!
-Helping with a skit for Farm Bureau meeting (see below)
-Designing and ordering various photo products for a local Christmas Bazaar
-As a landlord, there seems to always be a few things to do in the house area
-A presentation through Farm Bureau that is no light task

Man, that doesn't seem like a long enough list : )

I will be back in the swing of things.....soon. This Friday I am heading to Casper for the Wyoming Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Annual Convetion (they expect you to do show up when you're on the committee), a trip to Adam's after that (where there is no Internet service) then back home to continue writing like crazy, which it's such a blessing to be so busy in that area!
In the mean time, I will make more of an effort to at least put some new pictures up here, and stay caught up in that area.
Speaking of pictures, I would appreciate it if you swung over to the American Angus Association's Facebook page, and voted for my picture by liking it. The photo with the most likes wins. Mine is the one used in my blog header.

Christmas Countdown 2011 - Calendars and Soap

I know it's a little early for Christmas shopping, for some. But, I'm planning to host a variety of potential gifts on here from now until Christmas, and some of them need to be ordered early to ensure they're to you in time!

Up first are two 2012 Double H Photography Calendars. I am putting out an "Outdoors in Wyoming," and a "Cattle" calendar for 2012. There is a preview photo from each below. They are $15, plus $5 shipping if you aren't from Lusk/Lance Creek WY area.

If you're interested, please contact me on here, at doublehphoto@live.com, or on the Double H Photography Facebook page.

 March 2012 photo in Outdoors Calendar

 Cover of Cattle Calendar

Another great Christmas gift for this year that you need to order early are products from Miller Soap Co. The owner of this great business lives near me, and makes the coolest soaps and bath products. Beyond body soaps that come in scents like leather, blueberry, White Tea & Ginger and Buttercream & Snickerdoodle (and about any other flavor you might be interested in), she also makes facial soaps, toffee lip butters, bath bombs, lotions, etc...
She makes all this wonderful stuff from her Wyoming ranch home, and ships it all over the place. The soap needs at least three weeks to cure, hence the need to order early.
There a few pictures of her products below. To see more of her wonderful creations, or to place an order, head over to the Miller Soap Co. Facebook page.

 Chocolate Espresso Soap

 Shea Butter Moisturizing Cream

Leather Soap

I will be posting more stuff as we get closer to the holidays. I'm planning to focus primarily on items I've bought in the past and people/products I'm familiar with. But, if you have a great product you think would make a wonderful gift, let me know and I'll try to get them included too!