In light of the end of summer, here are a couple images shot in the light of early summer.
Intrigued by what sounds like a clever headline but you’ll need to hear the hook before you buy it, you say? Well, let me explain: Trish and Pat were married at Spokane’s Museum of Arts and Culture, or as they call it around town, the MAC. Disappointed that I not only made a lame joke but took time to explain it, you say? Well, that’s my blog for you, but it’s not nearly as bad as what’s going on over at McCain Space. Back to the couple. Trish and Pat were lovely together and had very emotional, supportive families around them. Trish was beautiful and Pat warmed up the moment she came within sight. Also, there’s a good 18-inch difference in height between them. I wish I could be at that IKEA when it’s time to choose their first sofa.
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These pic’s are awesome. It was a beautiful wedding and was a lot of fun. The bride was beautiful and the groom was handsome. Thanks for capturing the moment.
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These are amazing pictures.These two look so good together. Great job Bryan.
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These are wonderful. Some really great PJ here. Love the shot of the bride with her (assumed) grandmother. Nice work!
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i just love these pictures – you do such a great job of capturing the moment – we are so happy that you’re going to shoot our wedding!
Anyone familiar with Alfred E. Neuman, or Fry from Futurama? No? Just wondering…
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Oh man, I got a photo of JGalan last weekend that looks exactly like Obama! I’ll have to post it.
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As the guy in the above picture, I resent the Alfred E. Neuman and Fry references. I prefer Ron Weasly…
Great picture! Whiskey is a hell of a drug.
Kirsten and Daniel had a simple, sweet ceremony at the Nine Trees Inn in Milton Freewater. As the light faded during the ceremony, Kirsten’s charming daughter, the flower girl, was kind enough to offer me a steady stream of rose petals during the ceremony. I’m a big fan of this first shot of Kirsten’s dad walking her down the aisle.
This reminds me of pillow mornings and formica afternoons.