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Showing newest 3 of 8 posts from June 2009. Show older posts
Showing newest 3 of 8 posts from June 2009. Show older posts
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
• Little Matthew and Family, Nantucket Portrait Session.
I took Matthew and his family to one of my very favorite portrait session locations, Steps Beach. The little cutie just wanted to go swimming. No one could blame him, it's finally gorgeous out here!
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
• Katie + Danny's Wine Country Wedding.
Katie and Danny were married in Pleasanton, California at the Palm Event Center in the Mitchell Katz Winery. Their wedding was full of love and emotion. It was my honor and pleasure to be sent 3000 miles west to photograph their fun and fabulous event.
Venue and Caterer: Palm Event Center at the Mitchell Katz Winery, Pleasanton, CA
Katie's Gown: Yolanda's Bridal
Florist: Anne Mendenhall Flowers
Cake: Sue Faina Cakes
DJ: Amos Productions
Limo Service: Diablo Limo
Venue and Caterer: Palm Event Center at the Mitchell Katz Winery, Pleasanton, CA
Katie's Gown: Yolanda's Bridal
Florist: Anne Mendenhall Flowers
Cake: Sue Faina Cakes
DJ: Amos Productions
Limo Service: Diablo Limo
Ceremony Guitarist: Eric Jarmie
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
• California Part 2, Yosemite.
Day 4, Yosemite. We checked in to our surprisingly comfy B&B in the middle of no where, the Yosemite Springs in Greeley Hills. Jim and his daughter Whitney were more than accommodating and resourceful. I highly recommend it. Just be sure not to listen to any stories about the surrounding areas or the home until the morning AFTER you spend the night there. Let's just say you won't sleep. At all. You've been warned.
Yosemite was as beautiful as I remember it. I hadn't been there in over 5 years when I hadn't taken any photographs. I obviously overcompensated on this trip. I can only describe the scope of the scenery like this : Envision the tallest, sheerest cliff, then imagine that you're an ant looking up at it. That comes close.
Yosemite was as beautiful as I remember it. I hadn't been there in over 5 years when I hadn't taken any photographs. I obviously overcompensated on this trip. I can only describe the scope of the scenery like this : Envision the tallest, sheerest cliff, then imagine that you're an ant looking up at it. That comes close.
My friend, Gilroy portrait photographer Rosemary Rideout and her husband Bruce joined us. We made the hike up to Sentinel Dome, where the very famous Jeffrey Pine, that Ansel Adams photographed, once stood and now lays.
I even got a glimpse of my beloved snow covered Sierras in the distance.
The green in the valley was electric. This is straight out of camera.
The sunset was magical.
After a much needed good night's sleep, on Day 5 we took a walk with Jim around his property. There's some serious history in them hills, and other scarier stuff...
We stopped at the adorable Columbia Kate's Tearoom. I need one of these much closer to home.
Many windy roads later, and we were back to Oakland for our redeye to Boston. We had a great time and are already planning what's next.
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