Featured Photographers

from Prescott LIVING Annual Showcase 2022-2023

by ROX Media

Eat Your Yard

PHOTOGRAPHY

Blushing Cactus Photography: Tracy & Jeremiah Scheffer

We are Blushing Cactus Photography, a husband and wife team based in Prescott, Arizona who document the human connection - everything from musicians to entrepreneurs, events to intimate family portraits, and best of all, couples on their wedding day. www.blushingcactus.com

Martha Nall Court

Martha moved to Prescott after being drawn to the natural beauty of the area. She’s always enjoyed taking photographs, but her involvement in what was a hobby has soared to new levels here, expanded by the spectacular landscapes.

Ruth Draeger

Ruth loves the outdoors. She wants to share her experiences with others and feels the best way is through photography. It’s strictly a hobby for now, perhaps after retirement it will become more.

Col. Robert D. Shanks Jr.

Bob served 31 years in the USAF, starting as an enlisted photojournalist. His last assignment was as a professor at the Air War College in Alabama. He has served as a reserve intelligence analyst for federal law enforcement.

CONTRIBUTORS

Karen Shaw

Karen has lived in the beautiful community of Prescott for five years. Her passion is getting out hiking, cycling, kayaking and capturing images. She sees something different, and in a different way, every time she goes out!

Sean Underhill

Sean is a dad dedicated to sharing his love of the outdoors with his children and capturing the joy of their adventures. He uses his military experience, and desire to explore, to navigate to the lesser known wonders of the Prescott National Forest and beyond.

Daryl Weisser

Daryl is a photographer based in Prescott Valley, and his wide range of subjects includes blues musicians and horse show exhibitors. He enjoys being around these talented people, and his work is featured in blues and horse-related publications. Some samples of Daryl’s photos are posted at DarylWeisserPhotos.com

Laura Zenari

Born and raised in Chicago, Laura realized she would not stay, as she loved the outdoors and nature. One night, her aunt in Arizona suggested the Prescott area. She now thinks of it as her little “heaven on earth.”