Silver Tree Studio

Silver Tree Studio, based in Mount Horeb, just 20 minutes west of Madison and 10 minutes from Verona we’re a nice short drive into the country side of what starts the beautiful driftless region of Wisconsin. We specialize in unique, beautiful, and vivid photography. We love color, but sometimes you simply can't go wrong with a beautiful soft matte or classic black and white portrait. We get to know you, your family, and your style so we can collaborate together to create great work. 

Whether by our own doings or necessity we all know how busy life is these days. We work harder to make your life easier. We help you plan your session, we create your visions, we help you choose the right prints and decor, and we provide an elegant finished collection ready for your home. We focus on the entire experience, not just creating a picture.

Meet Krystal...

I studied the technical side of photography through many course hours. Starting out with a degree from Madison College and furthering my education by earning my Master of Photography degree through the Professional Photographers of America. I love to network with my fellow photographers and always learn new trends, techniques and technology. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t learn something new. If you choose me to be your photographer, I’m honored, and know that I work hard so you can trust me with your once-in-lifetime moments. 

 

A few of my favorite things...

Food: Ice cream! #Dairyland                                        
Color: depends on the day but usually any shade of purple.                                     
Music: give me all the music... but I’m a country girl at heart                                  
Animal: Cattle - specifically, Holsteins. :)                                                  
Artist: Norman Rockwell         
Photographer Inspirations : So many! Alfred Eisenstaedt, Jerry Ghionis and John Gladman  
Lens: Sigma Art 85mm f1.4
Season: Mid-summer and Snowy winter

We are only beginning to learn what to say in a photograph. The world we live in is a succession of fleeting moments, any one of which might say something significant.
— Alfred Eisenstaedt