When we met with these two a year before their wedding, that was exactly what they envisioned for their day. There were many moments where it felt like I was watching a movie through the viewfinder. The wagon ride to the ceremony with the smell of pine surrounding us, a light breeze nudging the fluffy clouds across the sky. Moments like that, they stick with you.
Melissa and Ryan’s wedding day started out a little on the damp side, but umbrellas and a gorgeous A-frame in the forest kept everyone away from the rain. The ceremony location, Cathedral Park, under the St. Johns bridge was incredible, with the sun peaking out just as the ceremony started. When the reception hit, guests were…
Portland Engagement Photography We went exploring in Portland with my beautiful cousin Emily and her awesome boyfriend Alex Rettmann. I sincerely cannot express how much I love these two. They are beautiful, they are silly, they are in LOVE! I love photographing couples who truly enjoy just being around each other. Watching these two interact was…
Cambria + Ross. You might remember these lovers from their epic mountain top session we shot last year. These two rule. Ross makes the some of most delicious cider on the East coast and Cambria happens to be a very talented wedding photographer, check this lady out. Fast forward half a year later and we’re deep in heart…
Kiley + Richard’s Bohemian Wedding. A beautiful setting overlooking the Snake River, the super moon over our heads, and two incredible people bringing their families together to celebrate their marriage. We were overjoyed to be a part of this wedding. To the photos! Gear Bag Digital: 5diii’s, 24L, 35L, 45tse, 50L, 85L, 135L. Film: EOS3, Mamiya…
Florida Park Wedding Bonnie and Patrick’s wedding was pure and simple, like most beautiful things tend to be. Their families and friends camped out under the Spanish moss at Gold Head Branch State Park and were up early to put together a memorable day. Seeing the bond between Bonnie and her sister, how sweet Patrick…
A wedding in Antigua, Guatemala. Shooting with Sean from A Fist Full of Bolts, the photographer that inspired me to photograph weddings. The venue, Capuchinas Convent, was built in 1732 and is definitely one of the raddest places I’ve ever photographed. It was my first trip to Central America and I can’t wait to get back….
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHmazing! these are so good!
Amazing shots of a beautiful wedding!
Wow! Simply beautiful images!
Beautiful and perfect as usual guys. Those portraits are breathtaking.
Simply breathtaking. WOW.
Love your black and white images! So moody!
Quite possibly the happiest looking bride and groom!
did you just drop the mic and walk out the room with this set of photographs? why yes i think you did!
Absolutely amazing from start to finish. love your style!! they must be stoked with these
ridiculous. you guys are killing it.
Really beautiful work. Seriously, breathtaking working. I love the one of them in the field shot far away with that amazing blue sky, such a winner.
Awesome use of VSCO – you’re an expert at it! 🙂
Look at those portraits with the big blue sky!!!! Gorgeous photos!
OMG!!!! You guys are insane!!
Really cool location for a wedding indeed. Awesome shots. Beautiful, beautiful coverage!
Beautiful wedding. One to remember.
you can’t…
Such a beautiful location! Love the soft lighting and colors. The black & whites are breathtaking.
it’s insane how beautiful these are.
amazing location amazing couple // amazing pics, as always
a-freaking-mazing. Just wow. So many stellar shots. What a beautiful location.
deadly!
What an amazing spot for a wedding. I would give anything to photograph something like this. Super adorable bride! You guys did a great job.
Amazing wedding photos!!!!!
Beautiful wedding!The sun is shinning,the mountain is green and the sky is blue!Everything is so perfect!I like it!