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  • A Note From Rose

    Thank you for visiting, and checking out my work. I feel so privileged to be able to do what I love, and contribute to my client’s lives in a way that ties us as friends. I did not decide to become a photographer because I thought it would be a lucrative career path, I chose photography because it makes my heart sing. The emotion, the light, the story, it makes me feel like Christmas morning, and if you know me at all, you know how much I love Christmas. My love for my work is what challenges me to continually hone my skill, and keep discovering new ways to convey my heart through Photography. This is what I do. I would be honored to photograph your love, and become your friend. This blog is a place for me to post my latest work, share my thoughts, and connect with the world. Feel free to leave a comment if you've visited or enjoy my work. Cheers!
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Spokane Engagement Photographer | Brittney and Brandon

This session was quite the adventure.  It was pouring, no, pounding rain all morning.  We thought, “Hey this is the northwest, it could be sunny in an hour! ”  So we decided to go ahead with the session.  We were wrong, it poured the whole way though. Even with the rain, the photos turned out amazing.  These two are so adorable together, and had lots of fun laughing about how wet they were getting.  I love how the rain made for some super cute shots at the end by the truck.  They remind me of scenes from The Notebook, and what’s more romantic than kissing in the rain?

Congrats on your engagement Brittany and Brandon, I am looking forward to your Beacon Hill wedding in August.

Photos taken on location at  The Attic | A Vintage Rental Company

Snowy Monday | Veterans Day

As I look at the  flurries outside my window, I see this flag, reminding me that freedom comes at a price.  What sacrifice and bravery our military exemplifies.  Thank you to all the soldiers who have and still do, serve and fight to protect our country and defend our freedom.

“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”

-Ronald Reagan

Goat - November 13, 2012 - 3:26 pm

AMEN!

Gpa - November 13, 2012 - 6:35 pm

In a another venue you just won “the American Idol”

Spokane Photographer | Waddell and Reed Event

I had the opportunity to photograph a corporate event a few weeks ago for my Dad, Jeff Feuerstein.  He is a senior financial advisor at Waddell and Reed. “Founded in 1937, Waddell & Reed is among the most enduring asset management and financial planning firms in the nation, providing proven investment and planning services to individuals and institutional investors.”  I will always be incredibly proud and honored to be his daughter, and learn from the many principles he lives by, which in turn have made him so successful in business.  He hosts a yearly event to show his appreciation for his clients, where he brings in a keynote speaker.  This year, Hank Herrmann, the CEO of Waddell and Reed, came to speak at the event, as well as give a lecture at the WSU campus.  It was a privilege to hear him speak, inspiring us all to give back to others the blessings we have received.  Part of the night’s purpose was to showcase charities around the Palouse, Hank did a great job highlighting the importance of charitable giving, and our duty to be responsible with our money, so we can give to those who dearly need it.


Click HERE to see a short video of what goes on at the Waddell and Reed Head quarters.
I am proud to be a client at this outstanding company.

Thoughts from Rose | Personal Blogging

I have been wanting to interact more personally with The Urban Rose Blog for a while now.   Some of you viewers may like to get to know the person behind the camera a bit more.  I know that I always love when a photographer, blogger, etc. shares little things about their daily life with their readers.  However, I find it hard to know where to start, I am at a loss here with out a photo session to write about!  I am so passionate about what I do, and an extreme perfectionist, so it’s hard for me to take a break from the photo world, or not appear completely put together.  But like anyone, I struggle to balance work and life, and not go crazy in the process.  TRUTH: This season I am striving to work more efficiently, make more time to spend with my hubby, and keep my office clean!

Here are some photos of our life over the Autumn Season.

We are Cougars for life!  Even when they Coug it, which is most of the time, let’s be real.

My sister started at Whitworth, and we love having her around. Also, boots have got to be my favorite fall fashion item.:)

I love the all the seasons, pumpkin season is no exception.

Lola is my little buddy and thinks I work at the computer too much, I agree Lola.

Some of my favorite things: rainy days off, cozy fires, and a nice glass of wine.

xoxo,
Rose
Bethany - November 5, 2012 - 11:57 pm

Lovely, just lovely. I like the personal touch. And your living room looks so cozy and inviting, Lola all snuggled on the back of the couch. :)

Amy Plass - November 16, 2012 - 9:46 am

I love seeing the person behind the camera. My pup Max would agree with Lola, moms spend way too much time on the computer!