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Portrait of the artist Portrait photographer Eric Wordal sits in his studio above the Uptown Cafe recently. Wordal has studios in both Canyon Ferry and Butte. Says Wordal: “My Butte clients are my favorites. I’m doing family pictures and they’re on the beach making me margaritas.” See story under Local News.


Lisa Kunkel / The Montana Standard



Monday, August 14, 2006
LOCAL NEWS STATE NEWS Breaking News Module

Portrait photographer finds some friendly faces in Butte
Portraits of women, newborns and toddlers adorn the walls of Eric Wordal’s photography studio in Uptown Butte.

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