The Clarks

It was a perfect sunny October day in Denver!



I loved the classic look of both the bride and groom.

Four generations! I absolutely love this picture.


These three beauties grew up together and all got married within months of each other, so we had to get a picture of all three in their wedding gowns together.

Here's a Peek

Here is that sneak peak you wanted today Melinda.

Jadyn

So, I realized that it has been a YEAR since I last posted anything. I can assure you I have not abandoned my beloved camera, and that I have taken a few pictures in the last year. Since I am not up for the task of posting everything from the last year, I think a few highlights should suffice. One of the more recent photo sessions --June-- was of super sweet, and amazingly easy to photograph, Jadyn just after her blessing day.


This is the same dress her mother wore when she was blessed










What's a photo shoot without baby feet!

Heidi & Fernando's Wedding

This post is really late, but the pictures are definitely worth putting on here. I think they turned out great. It was fun to do a wedding in California. I love how you can almost always count on good weather. Thanks for having me do your wedding pictures!
(sorry if this is an all Heidi post, but I thought she was such a pretty bride and photographed so well, that I couldn't decide which pictures of her I liked the most)





They met at IN-N-OUT, where they both work.
So this picture has special meaning.

John and Bridi

John and Bridi got married at this beautiful rock chapel in Farmington. I loved taking pictures with all the texture and caracter of the chapel. It was fun taking pictures of such a sweet couple too! Thanks for having me do your wedding pictures!

A Beautiful Bride

I am a bit late at posting these, but I think they turned out beautifully and had to put them on anyway. Bridi looked great, and was so easy to photograph.

A Seriously Cool Place!

I really had no idea how neat it would be to visit Japan. The city itself is gigantic and has more to see than can be seen in one short week, but we tried (thanks to the best tour guide and hosts ever--my sister and her awesome family). Everything there is so artistic, the culture is so rich in tradition, the food is amazing (I am already having serious withdraws), everyone is so respectful, and you cannot believe the organization in that city.

Here is one of many hundreds of photos we took there. I will post a few more later. This was taken from Odaiba, an island overlooking Tokyo bay. I didn't want to crop the photo to make it larger, so click on it to see it much larger.