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of Time images for Montana Tech and the BSB Archives. She is also offering Layers of Time portrait sessions for history buffs and historic building owners. Wareham's studio, nestled within the historic confines of the 1890 Casey Block building, serves as an ideal haven for her creative spirit, fueled by the building's storied past. She oen finds herself pondering the lives of those who traversed the halls of this ornate brick edifice, including the infamous Gerty the Baby Seller, who resided in the basement with her adopted children. is seing, rich with history, continuously breathes life into Wareham's artistic endeavors, sparking new concepts and visions for her work. Both photographers share a profound love for their cra and their Montana home, driving them to innovate and explore while making significant contributions to their fields. eir work not only reflects their artistic talents but also their dedication to enjoying the art of living. In doing so, Wareham and Visocan not only create art but also embody the very essence of artful living, finding success and fulfillment in the landscapes and histories that inspire them. To see more of their work, visit their websites: hps://burntimage.net | hps://lisawareham.com 44 | SIGNATURE MONTANA S MT Kay Bjork is headquartered on Swan Lake where she and her husband have launched on a multitude of Montana adventures. Wareham's journalism background also influences her commercial photography. She has been hired by businesses to photograph their facilities and technology, taken photos for Montana Tech MNEWS, published in Montana magazine, and had a photo published in the Wall Street Journal. She was recently commissioned to create Layers Wareham's artistic fusion of historical and contemporary photos unveils the storied construction of the Immaculate Conception Church in Butte, bridging past and present through her lens. Wareham masterfully aligns a present-day photo with a historic shot of motorcyclists in Walkerville, a suburb of Butte, capturing a seamless blend that bridges time with her precise photographic technique.