Introducing the Russell family. They were so much fun to hang out with and shoot that it made the time we had together fly by.
Enjoy!
And of course no shoot would be complete without some film:
Many many many more to come (We took over 2,000 digital and 50 film photos at this amazing wedding). So many good ones that it’s been really hard to choose. This was taken on the Willamette River in SW Portland.
PS I LOVE FILM!!!!
Here are some of my favorite images from my digital camera of Eeshoo and Karen’s wedding. All of the images from this event can be viewed and purchased here.
Enjoy!
Last week we had the opportunity to take part in a truly unique and touching wedding at Sauvie Island, Oregon. I say unique because their send off was on kayak built for two and during their reception there was an Indian Bollywood style dance by friends and family. Touching because of the intimate ceremony which...
A little taste of things to come from a wonderful wedding at Sauvie Island which is just north of Portland, Oregon.
Some friends of mine live a very cool old house in SE Portland that was built by and lived in by a Christian Science Minister back when the area was mostly farm land. It even has a “maid’s quarters” just off of the kitchen, although I didn’t get to shoot that room. I thought it...
Any couple that serves breakfast foods at their wedding HAS to be cool. Jesse and Rachel were married at the Abernathy Center in Oregon City, Oregon last week and I had the privilege of being apart of it. It was a lovely setting and the ceremony was sweet and heartfelt.
Enjoy!
Film photos from a wonderful early afternoon wedding. Details coming soon.
Amidst photos being taken of the wedding party, a duel broke out between the best man and father of the groom. It was a hard fought battle but in the end age and wisdom won out over youth.
Sure I could have posted a photo from the actual event for a sneak peek of Jesse and Rachel’s...
If you follow me on twitter you probably know by now that I bought a new film camera from Jonathan Canlas. The camera is the medium format Bronica ETRSi and after a wasted roll and some getting used to manually doing everything I can say I’m starting to get a handle on this thing. Below...
