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weddingsEva and Michael had sort of an impromptu surf vacation/elopement with their closest friends at a villa in Sayulita. To go along with their last minute them I threw out the prospect of taking a ride up to San Pancho to shoot in the ruins about an hour before we were supposed to start. Michael is a curator in New York and Eva also works in the arts so I thought it would be a beautiful space for them. It worked out well and I even got to squeeze a few Holga shots in there. There were no details, no mason jars, no nothing extra, but there was a whole lotta love and that’s what makes a wedding.
                                          show 2 comments The full post of Sara and Jeremiah’s rocking bash in Sayulita is still to come, but for now here’s one of my faves. Kodak Portra 400.
 show 3 comments Christine and Adam met on the interwebs. They are one of several couples I’ve documented this season who found love through Match.com. I have a whole new respect for this site. I may even have to try it myself although I can’t see there being many profiles in small town Mexico. Oh well I digress. Their wedding took place at the Brisa del Mar palapa with the always amazing Sayulita Dream Weddings. We set aside time before the ceremony to shoot around Sayulita and in the cemetery near the palapa and the light was amazing. I’m in love with the filtered light shots that we took there. A big shout out and thanks to Catherine Abegg for coming down and shooting with me for a few weeks in November. If anyone out there is in the Seattle area you should look her up. Actually if you’re anywhere you should look her up. She rocks the house. Literally. This wedding is also being featured on What Junebug Loves. Check it out here.
                                                                     show 5 comments Word of mouth is my absolute favorite way to get clients because I know any friends or family of my previous clients are going to be as amazing as my clients themselves. I was lucky enough to find that in Heather and Tomas. Heather’s brother Tai was a guest at one of my fave weddings of all time, Chris and Myle’s in Sayulita and San Pancho which you can see here. When Tomas contacted me about finding a way for me to shoot their wedding in St. Lucia I jumped at the chance. We all stayed at the Stonefield Estate Villa Resort which is located at the base of the Pitons and overlooking the Caribbean and is my style of resort for sure. Small, bungalow type cabanas set into the hillside and very unassuming. It truly was such a pleasure spending time with all of their family and friends and I can not thank them enough for the opportunity to get to know the people of Soufrière where I spent two nights after the wedding wandering the streets and taking photos. Those will come in a later post because there’s just too much to even think about putting it all in one.
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