If you haven’t noticed, our NW falls colors are beginning to appear. From now through mid October is an excellent time to be scheduling your engagement shoot. I know just where to find these fantastic colors. And the firey colors go so very well with hot blooded couples in love!
Vine Maple
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Monday we did an engagement shoot with a local family from Tenino. I chose several locations that fit in with their country western style, plus a few locations for young Gavin’s benefit. The park at Tumwater Falls also worked out well, with the water level low enough there in the Deschutes river that we were...
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Tuesday we met Carolyn and Matthew at the Pt. Defiance Rose Gardens after they got off work. This park is great with several ponds, bridges, and gardens full of flowers in bloom. A veritable Garden of Eden for a beautiful young couple beginning their lives together.
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We met up with Mey and Ramon at the University of Washington for this shoot. There were definitely concerns about being rained out on this one, but our timing was perfect. The sun broke though the clouds and really completed the springtime air about the whole campus. Flowering trees everywhere. Mey gave us quite the...
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Meet Diana. This is a snapshot of her at Golden Gardens park in Seattle. Melodie and I met up with her last Saturday to scout out where she’ll be having her own wedding July 27th. No question, with this beautiful beach location, it will be as scenic as one could hope for, so close to...
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We had been waiting for a break in the weather for a long time to do this outing up to Pt. Orchard. Finally Tuesday, we got what we needed, a beautiful partly cloudy sunny day. Catie and James drove up from Vancouver and from here we car pooled for the rest of the trip. This...
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Diana and Jesper went with us to the Christmas lights celebration here along with what seemed like a thousand other people. It was like Disneyland. And covered in lights of every color to simulate garden plants, flowers, birds, spiders, and even slugs. As you can see from the following images, it also made for some...
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