wedding photography – Jolene's Life in Focus

Knowles Wedding

September 19, 2011March 14, 2012Posted in UncategorizedTagged flower girl, photography, red roses, ring bearer, wedding, wedding bouquet, wedding cake, wedding photography11 Comments

I’m listening to The Killers (slightly obsessed with Mr. Brightside at the moment) and editing photos from the Holtrop-Knowles wedding. Mostly what I’ve managed to do today is move the best photos to a separate folder for future editing. With a political science class starting tomorrow, the remaining 150 pages of Lolita to read before book club, and my day job, it’ll probably take me about two weeks to complete the wedding photos.

I realize I’m also seriously behind on reading everyone’s blogs, which seems to be a common occurence since Spring. I need to come up with a schedule so that, let’s say, every Saturday morning before I do anything else, I cycle through my subscriptions.

Ring Bearer and Flower Girl — They exchange a look...too cute not to post!

While I Wait

July 27, 2011Posted in UncategorizedTagged D90, life, Nikon, photography, wedding, wedding photography, wedding photos15 Comments

While I wait for 545 of my youngest brother’s wedding photos to batch in Adobe Bridge CS5 from RAW into jpeg so he can actually view them on this computer, I thought I’d post a few sneak peaks.

Here you go, Anthony and Jenina! You’d never know how hot and humid it was by the happiness on your faces.

_DSC0069 — This is one of my favorite shots so far.

Urban Backdrops

July 22, 2011July 22, 2011Posted in UncategorizedTagged D90, Glenwood Minnesota, Leavenworth Washington, Nikon, old door, photography, Port Townsend Washington, red tie, red wall, roses, urban backdrops, wedding, wedding photography7 Comments

While driving through my hometown with my youngest brother last week, I spotted a red wall glowing in the afternoon sun. This turned out to be the perfect backdrop for several of his wedding photos. (Nevermind it was on the side of a bar.) We had been en route to a different location for his photos, but this deserved a quick stop. By the time I returned with the bride a couple of hours later, the sun wasn’t shining on it anymore, but the color was still a good contrast with her flowers and dress.

I love these urban backdrops. They’re different and fun and work well with portraits when I’m looking for something unique. I’m also including a couple of examples of portraits taken in Washington.