One more before we hit the road. We love you, MK and Paul!
Kat and Justin, we cannot thank you enough for the amazing job you did, not only photographing our wedding but helping out with all of the little things that went along with! We are so pleased with your work, and this is just the teaser!
What? Yes! Another teaser! This one from a senior portrait session on Monday at the botanical gardens in Bellevue, Washington. Isn’t Aris pretty? She’s graduating from my high school alma mater… 11 years after I did. (Oh my God, has it been that long??)
We’re headed to Glacier National Park tomorrow morning for our annual trip. This year there’s two big differences from the normal GNP vacation: 1) We’re shooting a wedding! and 2) We’re celebrating our two-year wedding anniversary in Polebridge, where we were married! We’ll be out tomorrow through Labor Day, but as someone saw fit to install satellite internet at our cabin (sacrilege!), it won’t be a complete dry spell here. Ciao!
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I have been so meticulously editing photos from Vicki and Jameson’s wonderful wedding at Robinswood House in Bellevue last month… I just can’t decide which ones to show you, and I’m sure they’re getting antsy too! Here’s a tiny little teaser of what’s to come…
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YAY! Thank you Kat! They look great! We are sooo excited to see more photos!
What a beautiful dress the bride is wearing!
OH! Vicki and Jameson you two look so good! Can’t wait to see the rest, I’ve been checking this site every now and again!
Whoops, wrong color profile on those. NOW they look like they’re supposed to. 
Rachel – It’s called Gabon by Pronovias I think from their 2010 line: http://www.pronovias.com/bridal-dresses-photographies/gabon2010.html
Remember Jessie, Jeremy, and Connor? They’re the family who won our Giving is Awesome family photography contest back in January. We had one photo session with them at the Olympic Sculpture Park early this year, but it was quite cold and rainy, and Jeremy was still working with crutches and a chair, so we decided to offer them a second chance to catch some nice weather. After much rescheduling (at least once unfortunately due to Connor having a seizure) we finally were able to meet for photos at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma. This time, it was sunny, Jeremy had completely recovered full mobility, and Connor was much happier with the temperature.
I really can’t say just how much working with this family makes me happy to be a photographer. I wouldn’t know them if it weren’t for Jess’s sister’s nomination of them during the contest. She’s a burgeoning photographer in Texas, who knows me through another photographer, Jenna Cole, who knows me because we both blogged about our weddings for Wedding Bee during 2008. How’s that for a small world!
We’ve become good friends with Jessie and Jeremy (though I’m still not sure what Connor thinks of me… but he didn’t sign “Don’t Like” or “Go Away” this time!). They’re a very sweet couple who have come graciously through some very hard times with a great sense of humor. You can read Jess’s daily documentation of their lives with Connor on her clever, well-written blog.
Thanks for another awesome photo session, you two! See you soon.
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I saw the whole gallery earlier this week, and it all makes me very happy. Thanks for documenting ‘em so beautifully when I can’t be there to do it myself. Well, I’d want you to do so even if I WAS there, since you rock so hard.
Also, I might point out that the “small world” bit goes even deeper, in that I stole roughly half of your wedding ceremony off of weddingbee and used it in my own back in October. So. Um. Yeah. 
I have those yellow shoes she’s wearing! They’re awesome. Great pics, Kat!
Beautiful photos – captures the family so perfectly!
Wow- So beautiful! You could not have captured them better!
Thanks so much for these AMAZING pictures. We absolutely had a blast with you guys, and I’m psyched (but not surprised, given how talented you guys are) about how these turned out! This was a fantastic experience– now we have to buckle down and pick which ones to put up on the wall! I have no idea how we’re going to decide.
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