Rosanna and Michael are getting married in October 2010 and this was an early engagement session for them. We started the session in Golden Gate Park and wrapped up in baker beach. It was one of the hottest day in San Francisco in 2009 and the beach was packed of swimmers (90degree.) Although it was a hot day, the sea water still cold, poor Rosanna and Michael had to go in and out to the water for the images. I hope they enjoy the session as I do and love the images I captured for them.
Laurie and Paul's wedding was one of the special weddings of this year. First of all, the ceremony was held at Laurie's parents house in Hillsborough where was nicer than some of the ceremony sites I had been. Second, it was a partial green wedding. This couple is living in New York and they planned the whole wedding remotely with assistance from my best friend Beverly from Especially Yours Chair Covers. Planning a green wedding is difficult because most of the vendors needed to use recyclable material, plantable flowers, organic food... etc. Although this wedding was not a 100% green, but I really appreciate Laurie and Paul to try their best to save the earth and share this message to all the friends and families. Congratulations to Laurie and Paul again and hope they love the images I captured for them!
Japanese tea garden in San Francisco is one of the most popular locations for engagement session, Mayumi and Zachary also love this place because it matches their cultural background. In this session, I tried to shoot little differently and I mainly shot with my 50mm 1.2L lens to have more depth of field. I hope this couple will love the images I created for them!
Judy and Kerr are living in the city, but they love to the sun on their wedding day. They decided to tie the knots in Marin Art & Garden Center in Ross. Ross is a little city north from San Francisco and the weather is always nice there. The wedding images turned out perfectly and you will see flowers and tree all over the pictures and this is exactly Judy loves to see. Congratulations to Judy and Kerr again!