Editorial Photography – Jessamyn Tuttle

flower farms

This month’s issue of Grow Northwest includes an article I wrote about the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market, a cooperative of flower farmers from around the northwest. I visited four different flower farms: Jello Mold, Everyday Flowers, Choice Bulb, and Triple Wren. Everyone was wonderful to talk with, and the coolers full of sweet peas andContinue reading “flower farms”

cows, barns and hubs

I spent last month working on three different projects for Grow Northwest magazine, all of which are now out in the June issue. I interviewed Jo Wolfe at the Skagit County Historical Museum and drove around following the heritage barn map that she helped put together. I visited a raw milk dairy and got lickedContinue reading “cows, barns and hubs”

best of Skagit

A couple of weeks ago, right before I left for a trip, I spent a day running around Skagit County taking photographs for the Cascadia Weekly‘s Best of Skagit issue. They had just gotten the voting results in, so it was all very last minute. The Weekly ran several photos for the article, plus oneContinue reading “best of Skagit”

equestrian adventures

This was a different sort of project for me – I had the opportunity to write a piece for the Cascadia Weekly on a local, mobile horseback riding instruction business called Rolling Stone Equestrian. I observed one lesson, then took one myself – the first time I’d been on a horse in approximately one millionContinue reading “equestrian adventures”