Welcome to Leather-N-Lace Photography! We would like to invite you to explore our world of "Capturing Real Wyoming Life"! Leather-N-Lace Photography has been in business since 2005 serving Uinta County, Wyoming and beyond!
Please make yourself at home and browse through the many categories available, including: Agriculture, Wildlife, Historic, and Scenic Wyoming Photography. Please enjoy a glimpse of our way of life.
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We specialize in real-life images of Wyoming's hard working people, livestock, trails and old homesteads of Wyoming, including both the domestic and wild animals that make Wyoming a spectacular place to live.
We also offer family photographs, special events, teens, engagements, weddings, and more! Artist prints are also avilable in canvas. Please contact us for current canvas prices.
Be sure to check out the limited edition artist images now available for sale plus plenty of other new sample photography throughout the site. Check back often for updates and Enjoy!
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| This photo has been selected to be featured as cover photo of Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine, Winter Edition 2011!! |
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Sheep! Magazine Volume, 32, Number 6, November/December 2011. Second place in photo contest. Titled "Coming in to Count" by Lacee Sims of Evanston, Wyoming. Caption under the image reads: Photo artist Lacee Sims submitted a great view of a band of sheep gathered to be counted. She explains, "We run range sheep across two counties and Southwest Wyoming and we have to count them often to make sure they are all accounted for. So we bunch them up a bit, passing them by the owner/operator to count (along with a backup, to make sure the tally adds up) to get an idea if any sheep have been left behind." Lacee Sims; photos are available on her website: www.Leather-N-LacePhotography.com.
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In addition to PayPal and personal check or money orders, we now accept Visa and Mastercard by telephone for your purchases. Please refer to our 'How to Order' link for details.
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Plagarism Statement
While it is, in a sense, flattering when another person imitates one’s art or ideas; it is also plagiarism.
Plagiarism [play‐jă‐rizm] is the theft of ideas or using someone else's ideas, words, or other creations without clearly acknowledging where they came from. It may also be an infringement of copyright. While plagiarism is unethical, infringing copyright is illegal. In copyright lawsuits, allegations of plagiarism are more often based on partial theft. It is not necessary to exactly duplicate another's work in order to infringe a copyright; it is sufficient to take a substantial portion of the copyrighted material or idea.
Leather-N-LacePhotography has been legally in business since 2005. We are the real deal. Plagiarism is not just ethically wrong; it's legally wrong.
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