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I would probably say I am most like baby No. 1, as I am often contemplative and usually have my clothes on. However, baby No. 2 strikes a chord as well—my quads are really killing me these days.
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Brilliant capture!
I don’t do many senior portraits. I used to years back, but then all my friends stopped being 18. These three here are best friends. I met them at Adam and Amanda’s wedding a few months back. While I was shooting at the reception, moms kept approaching me one by one saying their daughters wanted me to take their senior portraits. It seemed like word was really getting around the reception hall so I decided to ride the wave. It turned out to be a lot of fun, and at least three people won’t end up looking like dorks in the yearbook. Although my mom will tell you, Sears also does a very nice job.
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It’s true, Sears did a great job on your senior portraits but I must admit these young ladies made an excellent choice in choosing you for theirs. Very nice.
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OOh my sisters a senior next year and you have to do her pics!
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The black and whites against brick have great moods. They match the girl really well. Are senior photos fun!?
George, WA at SageCliffe. I have trouble knowing what to say about Wendi and John because it kind of feels like I’ve known them forever. I was originally going to shoot their wedding in Walla Walla but when they moved it to the gorge among the rattlesnakes and arrowheads, I came along. Weeks after, I hugged them at the wedding of their friends. I have more than fifty emails in my inbox from or about them. And I’ve run through their whole honeymoon flickr set, watching them stand before European art and sit behind European dinner tables. I don’t know. I guess I can say that it’s just delightful to come across these people and to experience such sincerity and kindness.
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gorgeous- love it!
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This a great set, Bryan. I can tell you guys connected. I love the stuff with the long exposure. I’ll have some of that to post in a few weeks. Bravo.
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Three words: FAB-U-LOUS
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A lot of really great colors in this one, I think. <3
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I adore your work, Bryan. This is solid stuff. My niece is getting married next summer, and I think she would love to see your site.
The Columbia River Gorge near George. Site of Wendi and John’s wedding (coming soon).
A moment after taking the above photo I looked down and found this. I can only hope the broken tip means it hit bone.
Hey, they don’t look cold at all!
Too often a wedding only portrays the personality of one, usually the bride – but in this photo, both personalities are personified. Katie’s red shoes and Ron’s cowboy boots captures their individual spirits.
love. shoes. holding hands. grass.
love the preview pics…. are there more to come?