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Music in Teton Valley |
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book I created using the Book module of Adobe Lightroom. There
was a significant discount for the first book and I decided to
give it a go. Folks in Teton Valley really enjoy their music and the various bands booked to perform offer an exposure to a wide variety of music genres and tastes. I am able to enjoy approximately 80 hours of live music each summer in Teton Valley Idaho. With many folks in attendance, I refer to these concerts as "a target rich environment". The book contains photos of both artists and spectators. I hope this book provides some measure of the enjoyment folks get from attending these events.
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Landscapes by Rick Budde Being pleased with the "Music in Teton Valley" book, I decided that I would do a coffee table type book of my landscape photos. This book has been deleted from the Blurb site so I don't have an electronic version to view here. |
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Alli Alberts Alli is one of the former Wash U volleyball players with whom I have remained friends, along with her family, after her graduation. As a graduation present, I created a book for her which contained photos from her days at Wash U as well as some from a visit she and her family made to my Driggs home. Note: I have not been able to upload the file to my web site so I don't have an electronic version to view here. |
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Washington University
Volleyball - 2015 Season At the end of each volleyball season, I have given a DVD with photos from the season to the players and their mothers. For the 2015 season, I decided to create a Spark presentation as well. I am very pleased with the way it turned out.
Note: the Spark app is free to use and Adobe hosts the resultant Spark for free as well. |
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