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Hot Air Balloon Adventure at Sunrise : Our Sincerest Thanks to Air Balloon Sports (http://www.636balloon.com/index.html) for a fantastic"Sunrise with a Champagne Reception" hot air balloon flight on May 12, 2012. Thanks also to a Groupon deal; my husband and I were able to enjoy this trip for our anniversary. We had never been ballooning before, but Capt. Skip and Sarah along with their crew made everything easy, safe and lots of fun. I'm sharing these images through my editorial eye as a Bachelor of Science in Photography Student at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Div. It was a fantastic opportunity to show off my commercial production talents :)
Thanks again to Capt. Skip for allowing me special access inside the balloon! I was Awestruck! Want to get your copy of your favorite? Click on the buy button above the image to see the economic pricing available for print, download or to apply to your favorite accessory. Print package pricing and Custom printing is available also. Your order will be professionally printed and securely delivered to your door. If you have any questions, please email: service@photographybyjuliez.com or call: 314-322-0710. I hope you enjoy these images as much as we enjoyed the flight. We will definitely do it again. :D

Hot Air Balloon Adventure at Sunrise

Historic Bridges of Missouri : This final project of my now completed Photographic Design course at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh received 46/50 points possible. -4 points for classroom discussion. (I didn't reply to everyone in class) :( Still received an A- for the course! :D Please see this link for the Instructor Critique. http://www.screencast.com/users/j.chadwick/folders/Snagit/media/f38f52a0-04fd-4805-bf59-2e1820932adb.

See and Preserve our States Living History. I featured the four remaining historic covered bridges of Missouri to heighten the awareness of the historical contribution these structures have made to our state transportation system for over 100 years. The first bridge AKA "The Barn" is the Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, located in Jefferson County. Intentionally designed to look like a barn to comfort cautious horses who are hesitant to cross. It is the youngest of the four; built in 1872, allowing passage from Jefferson County seat of Hillsboro to St. Louis.

The next set is from the Burfordville Covered Bridge Historic site in Cape Girardeau County. It is adjacent to the Bollinger Mill and both create a lovely historic site for visitors and tours. It is the oldest of the four with construction dating to 1858. The interior images are indicative of the How-truss design and the Burr-arch design patented as early as 1840. The Union Covered Bridge; seen in the final three images is in the greatest need for repair. It is the only bridge left of the Historic four that sports the Burr-arch design; built in 1871. Located in Monroe County for over 100 years. All of the bridges now are maintained by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. For more information on the bridges and state parks surrounding them, please visit: http://www.mostateparks.com. Please help keep preservation and conservation strong for our future generations. Thanks for visiting. :)

(Covered Bridges of Missouri information, Copyright Missouri Department of Natural Resources, 07/05. www.mostateparks.com; 05-12-2012) (Original Photographs taken by Julie Zagorski, Copyright 2012, all rights reserved.)

Historic Bridges of Missouri

DeSoto MO : Welcome to DeSoto Missouri!

Hillsboro-MO-ChristmasParade : The Hillsboro Christmas Parade was a fun adventure in capturing all the ways we Jeffersonian's deal with weather. Since it's December 8th, 2012; we've been pretty lucky with no heavy winter weather yet. It is still cold and crisp with a light wind and the skies promise something to come. I adventured out on this night because one; I love Christmas Parades. Two; my Photojournalism assignment was calling for a series that tells a story about weather conditions in our area and how we live, work and/or play in these conditions. What a great opportunity to come out, enjoy the beautiful parade and have fun with all the people I met tonight and display how we in the Hillsboro area don't let the weather get in our way.

Thank you to everyone who allowed me to make them a part of this series. You Know Who You Are! :) Please use the coupon code on the back of my business card to select your free Web Sized Personal Use Downloadable Image. Just click on any of the photos you like, when the image appears in the larger window; click on the shopping cart and you'll see the download tab. The cart keeps track of your order so have fun and when you are ready to checkout, don't forget your coupon code!

Have Questions? I'll be happy to assist! Please call 314-322-0710 or Email and I'll respond right away.

Thanks again for visiting, If you have future events or imaging needs please consider me for your personal service!

Julie

Hillsboro-MO-ChristmasParade

Live Nativity Scene : The Live Nativity Scene as shared by the Windsor Baptist Church community of Imperial Missouri. Held annually for over 25 years. A Joyous tribute to the REAL meaning of Christmas. Merry Christmas!

Live Nativity Scene

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