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I’ll start this entry off by saying, “welcome back.”, I say this for a few reasons;

1. I’m back, I’m actually here blogging rather than just working in the top-secret lab.  Dry Heat has big things in store for 2010, we’ve been like little mad scientists developing our new creations.

2. I welcome back Diane and Peter.  I meet Diane and Peter about 3 years ago when I photographed their wedding.  The world of social networking is such a wonderful way to reconnect.  It’s great to see these two again.  Their wedding was one that really stood out, I had so much fun with them and their family, truly great people.

3. Welcome back autumn.  I love fall in New Mexico, Balloon Fiesta, snow on the Sandia’s, chili roasting in parking lots and the spectacular colors in the bosque.  Diane, Peter, Corey and Zoey’s session in the bosque really seemed to capture New Mexico’s autumn.  A special thanks to Diane and Peter and their well-behaved dogs.  We made it through the entire session before any dogs made it in to the water.

-Rick Meiers

Dry Heat Photography

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Bill sees Halley’s Comet

This family is made up of quite the entertaining lot of people, as you will see.  I shot this Engagement Session on June 21, 2009 and have actually already shot their wedding which was just a couple weeks ago at the Hyatt Tamaya.  For everyone who is wondering why we haven’t updated the blog in several weeks -Lots of time spent shooting equals less time for blogging but fear not loyal blog readers, there is MUCH MORE to come!

-DeAnna Dimmitt

Dry Heat Photography

Clearly I am THE family portrait MASTER! Actually, they did that all by themselves

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I shot Sonya and Jay’s Engagement Session on May 28th. Originally we had planned to shoot in our usual Bosque spot but due to some unfortunate circumstances that day the Bosque was closed from Bernalillo to Los Lunas. So we decided to head out and pretty much wing it. First stop – the Coronado Grill in Bernalillo. There is a small amount of Bosque access behind the restaurant so we snuck back there for a few minutes before deciding to head over to the Coronado Monument. We ended up in the camp ground area where we had the most spectacular view of the mountains! Special thanks to Angela Gaeto for answering all my panicked phone calls that sounded like Me“Angela, the Bosque is closed how do I get to Coronado Monument?” Angela “what time is your session?” Me “Right Now!!!” As you can see, it all worked out great! Sonya and Jay will be getting married later this month.

-DeAnna Dimmitt
Dry Heat Photography