Monthly Archives: August 2010

Check out this little gem of a location in Sumner, Washington! It’s a beautiful property for wedding celebrations, and I had the privilege of touring it with a couple whose wedding we’ll be covering there in April 2011. This venue has such versatile spaces for all types of weddings. The house is charming and has several large rooms for getting ready and some for wedding festivities, as well as two beautiful outdoor arbors. I especially loved all the walkways and

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Hi friends! I was doing so well with staying on top of my blog posts, but these last two weeks have been super full of great stuff, and I’m a bit behind. Happens to the best of us, I guess! I did want to share the highlights from Aja & Chris’ Salish Lodge Wedding from last month, and give proper credit to all the amazing professionals who made this event great. I love seeing how events come together as a

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Talk about a mountain of fun! Last night we had the privilege of photographing this concert held at Eastlake Church featuring the Kirkland cover band The Herding Cats. In all honesty, I hadn’t heard of them before Eastlake started advertising this benefit concert event, and I didn’t know what to expect, but this was one rockin’ event! The Herding Cats were simply amazing, and it was clear everyone was enjoying themselves very much! We are totally excited to be involved

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Three weeks ago I had the privilege of photographing Aja & Chris’ wedding at Salish Lodge in Snoqualmie. Here is a sneak peek at their preliminary wedding album layout that tells the story of their wedding day festivities and details. Their full gallery of images will be available sometime next week, but until then, enjoy this pre-designed album! Chris & Aja will have an opportunity to make any requested changes before we finalize and personalize the design of each page

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Just wanted to share a few favorites from a recent session with this adorable family! It was a cool and foggy morning at Carkeek Park, but even with the absence of the sun, I think it was great! These energetic boys were delightful. It is fun to watch how brothers interact and alternate from playing together and picking on each other. As my youngest brother used to tell me years ago, “It’s a brother thing.” Cute!