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Preparing for Your Boudoir Shoot
While I have captured boudoir before, you might be wondering what to bring, how to prepare, and what exactly goes on in the studio. I thought a little blog post might be handy. The Day Before Your Shoot | Bathe, shave and moisturize. Your skin will be more refreshed than doing this the same day.…
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Camas Meadows Wedding | Stephanie & Justin
It happens. You plan your wedding to be this gorgeous outdoor event, and it rains. Here in the Pacific Northwest, it’s always a gamble what the weather will be. However, Stephanie and Justin took it in stride and had a gorgeous wedding under the tent at Camas Meadows.
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Columbia Gorge Wedding | Bria and Joey A Gorge-eous Wedding
The Columbia River Gorge is known for its amazing landscapes and gorgeous summer sunsets. So when Bria and Joey contacted me to blend their wedding in with these landscapes, I was all over it!
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Horning’s Hideout Wedding | Danielle and Nathaniel
Surrounded by trees, landscaped gardens, a huge pond, and some wandering peacocks, Horning’s Hideout is located just outside of Portland and is a great escape anytime of year.
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Wahclella Falls Elopement | Steve and Tricia
They were an adventurous couple that loved hiking and spending time outdoors. So naturally, they wanted a gorgeous setting for their private ceremony. They had already chosen Wahclella Falls as their location from seeing multiple images online from other weddings, but we added Government Cove in there for a great spot for images as well.
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Council Crest Park Portland, Oregon | Wedding with Erin and Justin
The wedding was in the middle of summer at one of Portland’s lesser known parks. Council Crest is tucked up in the hills among neighborhoods and twisted roads. After a few logistic hiccups, they had a perfect little ceremony surrounded by friends, overlooking Portland, and a backdrop of Mount Hood in the distance.
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Cornelius Pass Roadhouse Wedding | Tiffany and Evan
Tiffany and Evan had a traditional tea ceremony in the morning with just their family members and had a reception planned at McMenamin’s Cornelius Roadhouse later in the day.
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Breaking Down the Shots – My Landscape Gear
I want to make sure that this part is completely understood before we proceed, this is how I shoot water. It may completely different than the next person, that is what makes photography an art in my eyes. 10 photographers can be setup to shoot the same scene, and none of them will come out with…
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{Wahclella Falls} The Scouting Mission
When I started in photography, waterfalls were my main subject. I loved just to sit by them and watch everything around them. Completely took me to a different world, which at the time, was exactly what I needed. My dad just passed and I knew I had to do something to help myself. I grew…