Photobooth is such a generic name. Appropriate, yes, but it lacks a punch. Anyhow, whatever it’s called, it’s good fun and I’m offering them as a part of my wedding services. Let me know if you want to have one at your wedding!
Back…
What a fabulous trip to Portland, OR! I spent great time with my kids, my sister and two of my closest friends. Lots of shopping was done. Snow was witnessed. Rest was had. Pages were read. Good times. I brought my camera, but only picked it up once to shoot my best friend’s dog, Dutch. Dutch is a two year old lab mix who my friend adopted from this shelter a few years ago. Isn’t the photography amazing? I want to take home Kara, but alas I’m not ready for a dog in my life yet. Boo.
Here’s the Dutch man. He’s the easy-going, silly, and extremely sweet. Coolest dog ever.
Studio News…
Hey all,
First all, thanks for all of the comments on my last post. Comments give me warm fuzzies. I always appreciate them!
I hope everyone is enjoying the holidays! I sure have. I can also say that I’m very excited for 2010–what is it about a new year and all of the promise it holds that gets me all jazzed? Speaking of 2010, I’m booking up quickly so if you’re looking for a photographer for your wedding and are drawn to my work, please drop me a line so we can talk more about your wedding day.
In other news, I’m going to be out of the office through January 2nd. I hope everyone has a wonderful new year. And please, stay safe!
Cheers!
Ali
Sara and Kane (aka “Hawaii, baby!”)
Sara and Kane were married at the amazing Haiku Sugar Mill last month and I was honored that they chose to fly me to Maui to cover their event. This was my first destination wedding and it was a truly wonderful experience. Sara, Kane, and their families were so gracious and made me feel a part of the destination group.
The Mill is a really interesting venue historically-speaking. Located a bit upcountry near the town of Haiku, it was a sugar mill at one time many years ago and has since been converted into a spectacular wedding venue with ruined walls covered with creeping vines, Buddhist statue gardens, chandeliers and fountains. If you are ever planning a Hawaiian wedding, I can’t recommend this venue highly enough.
This post is a doozy! I hope you have a fast internet connection and a yummy beverage. Enjoy!
Mendonc Family
A few weeks ago I met up this gorgeous family for a portrait session. Here are a few of my favorites from their session.
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