Posted By David
Seems like it's been ages since the last blog post. It's not for a lack of trying. We've been wonderfully busy with work. Course you wouldn't know it by what's up on the blog. There are engagement shoots to get up, sports photos, senior photos, another wedding. So much to do and such little time to do it in.
Seems like it's been ages since the last blog post. It's not for a lack of trying. We've been wonderfully busy with work. Course you wouldn't know it by what's up on the blog. There are engagement shoots to get up, sports photos, senior photos, another wedding. So much to do and such little time to do it in.
Thankfully, Melody is on summer break right now so we get to play some catch up. Today we uploaded a new wedding to be proofed and I thought we'd share a few of the highlights with our readers. Now, it's been SO long since we last posted that it turns out that today's post happens to be the wedding of Adam and April, our engagement shoot from last post.
Granted, it really hasn't been ALL that long. The engagement shoot was done very close to the wedding and of course there was a lag in getting the post up. So really, it's not nearly as bad as it seems.
It was a beautiful day to get married at the Bear Creek Inn, otherwise known as the Hooper House in Merced. And of course we've made the memory shine a little brighter through the help of some digital wizardry.
So much to take pictures of, and yet so little time.
Melody helped with the crafting of a last minute veil.
While Melody was helping with veil creation, David was showing the guys how to use the cuff links.
Loved how all the pieces fell together in this shot. The boys were in the right spots and one of them was even helping out my angles by reaching up.
Grandsons in their Granddad's classic roadster.
A handful? These two? Nooooo.
We'll end it on that note for now. Lots more still to come so be sure to add us on Facebook and follow the blog.
It was a beautiful day to get married at the Bear Creek Inn, otherwise known as the Hooper House in Merced. And of course we've made the memory shine a little brighter through the help of some digital wizardry.
So much to take pictures of, and yet so little time.
Melody helped with the crafting of a last minute veil.
While Melody was helping with veil creation, David was showing the guys how to use the cuff links.
Loved how all the pieces fell together in this shot. The boys were in the right spots and one of them was even helping out my angles by reaching up.
Grandsons in their Granddad's classic roadster.
A handful? These two? Nooooo.
We'll end it on that note for now. Lots more still to come so be sure to add us on Facebook and follow the blog.
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