H E L L O !

It's been so long you would think I have abandoned this little blog of mine. With house projects, wedding planning, wedding (!!), and life in general, updating this guy has really fallen to the wayside. I did want to share however a shoot I just did I'm particularly proud of.

BALLARD

I'm such a sucker for Ballard, I never tire of shooting there. Here are a few photos from last week's shoot, in which Camille was kind enough to join me, and be my hand model ;)

 

HAWAII

Will and I were recently in Hawaii for my cousin's beautiful wedding. Here are a few shots from the trip, including Will dancing with my Grandma, and my Grandpa showing off his moved on the dance floor. You're sexy and you know it Grandpa.

WANTED : CAMERA BAG

I've been on the hunt for a new camera bag for quite some time and I think I might have finally found a winner. The bag is by Kelly Moore, in collaboration with A Beautiful Mess. It would be so nice to be able to carry more than two lenses, which is what I'm restricted to at the moment. Aside from functionality, it's actually quite beautiful, and I could see using it for other things than just a camera bag. Early birthday present to me perhaps?

MEXICO : PART 2

If you find yourself in Sayulita I would recommend trekking to Play de Los Muertos, it's a bit off the beaten path, the beach is much smaller and it's way more laid back. Luckily for us there was a path right behind our house that led us to the main road, so it quickly became our 'secret beach' and we spent quite a lot of time there. You could buy kabobs, tamales, oysters and beer just as you can on the main beach, and it clears out by late afternoon, so you have it about to yourselves.

MEXICO : PART 1

This is actually the last part of our trip, but I love the way the photos turned out. On our last day we got up at the crack of dawn, and went on a little fishing trip. We caught 3 jack tuna trolling, and though the meat wasn't all that great to be honest, it was still a fun experience, and always great to BBQ on the beach. Each tuna was probably about 40 pounds and gave quite a fight trying to reel them in, I struggled to say the least. Luckily Will was there to step in and help me out, as I thought my arms might fall off if I fought any longer.

Overall, the trip was great, and I have many many more pictures to come.. stay tuned!

COLD CABIN TRIPS

They're good for the soul.