A colored pencil look of McPolin Barn Photo: Judy Feltman
SNAPPED — It’s Photo Friday! This week will be an artist feature by Judy Feltman, a local Park City resident and business owner. Her work shows an eye for color and creativity and provides a unique look at Park City.
“I was an art major in college, but have owned a very busy property management company in Park City since 1995, Premier Property Services. I love photography, so I started experimenting with my cell phone and my Canon SLR, and many of the various photo editing programs available to come up with various different effects. I love Park City so much and have had many wonderful unaltered and altered photos over the years.”
Cassidy; Photo by Judy Feltman
Even while running a company, Feltman has still found time for her art.
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“My photo of “Cranes in the Snow” was chosen for the Utah Museum of Natural History wildlife exhibit a few years ago,” said Feltman.
Cranes in the Snow; Photo by Judy Feltman
Each week, TownLift will choose photos from the submissions to feature in our Photo Friday post. To have your photo featured please send your photo and a brief description of what the image is, where it was taken, and your name. If you have a fun story to go along with it, please include it.
Like many transplants to Utah, Kevin started his journey to Park City as a ski instructor in 2014 and fell in love with the mountains enough to stay. A skier since the age of 2 and a half, he still gets excited about carving turns down the slopes and hopping into the powder on snow days.
Kevin's passion for storytelling and photography led him to a second bachelor's degree focused on communications and fine art photography from the University of Utah. Paired with his first undergrad in ecology from Oklahoma State University, Kevin particularly enjoys writing environmental and nature stories. In his spare time, you can usually find him in his jeep looking for wildlife and landscapes to photograph.