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Tim Boothby Photography

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Due to file constraints we've moved our albums and collections to Flickr, click Albums or the icon above to see our work.

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Tim Boothby specializes in event photography, covering events and fan conventions as well as working in other areas of traditional areas of photography, such as parties, weddings, team and family pictures, senior pictures, portfolio pictures and head shots.

We show our support for events and causes through photography, working with such diverse groups as Gem State Gaming Convention, Gem State Comic Con, Krampus Con, and past events such as Neo Anime Oasis, Fandemonium, Tomodachi Fest, BBC Fest, and FurIdaho. We strive to feature content local to the great state of Idaho, where Fandom needs more voices.

We proudly support the My Places Community Events, A Night to Shine, and have worked with the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Idaho, and numerous fan and community organizations.

So, why Red Zone? Photography went from a hobby to a job after I retired from the Air Force, as a hobbyist I was sharing pictures for fun, so I used the Red Zone moniker, and when I became a business I needed to combine everything into the Shop @TimBoothby.Com, but everybody knows me as the Red Zone guy, so I have the Red Zone site to make my photo work easier to locate, but I'm now Tim Boothby Photography (aka the Red Zone Photographer.)

Embroidery, Vinyl, & Costume Arts

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The Shop @ TimBoothby.com does not limit its artistic vision to photography alone, featuring we also produce custom and commissioned embroidery (including digitizing patterns), vinyl, patches, dye sublimation, laser engraving, and create costume accessory pieces that we sell at local events and through commissions in our online shop. Click Here to visit our shop (The Shop @ TimBoothby.com), on facebook, or on Instagram.

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