You can never get tired of taking pictures in San Francisco.



This is a long exposure of highway 101 overlooking the downtown San Francisco landscape

You can never get tired of taking pictures in San Francisco.



This is a long exposure of highway 101 overlooking the downtown San Francisco landscape

It was my first time in Seattle and I think we got lucky because the weather was gorgeous when we were there! Our main purpose was basically to eat, and we definitely fulfilled that task as much as we could.


Of course no visit to Seattle is complete without going to Pike’s Place, the Fisherman’s Wharf of Seattle.






The brand new Chihuly Museum just opened up next to the Space Needle and it was actually quite an interesting place. The glass exhibits are truly amazing and quite impressive.




In addition to Seattle, we took a trip to Vancouver for two days. Here is a view outside our hotel of downtown Vancouver shot at 20,000 ISO with my Canon 5D Mark III.



I love the Berkeley Brazilian Room as a wedding reception venue. It’s not too far away nestled in Tilden Park in Berkeley making it somewhat easy to get to. Best of all, there are great spots in the trees and garden area for portraits. As the morning fog cleared up, the sunny blue skies opened up just in time for the ceremony.
It makes my job much more enjoyable when I can see that the bride and groom are easy going and relaxed and can truly enjoy the special day. This was obvious from the start as the bride and groom started getting ready in the same hotel room! It’s also great to see when the guests are having a blast during the dancing as well as during… wait for it… flipcup, yes flipcup. This was the first wedding that I have photographed where flipcup was played and it was awesome.



















