Yearly Archives: 2007

We Only Limit Ourselves

First of all, no apologies. If you’ve been reading my blog for any length of time, you know I subscribe to a number of blogs. I use an RSS reader and have written at least two articles encouraging you to do the same. Why should I do this you ask? Because you won’t be disappointed…

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TammyDecember 24, 2007 - 8:30 pm

Well said my love!

SarahDecember 26, 2007 - 11:06 am

I was excited to see a new post from Randy Kepple on my RSS! :)

One of the reasons Patrick and I are so excited to have you photograph our wedding is precisely because of the artistry you bring to every image. We recognize that to keep things interesting and beautiful and fresh takes a tremendous amount of talent, but also hard work. Thank you for your willingness to push yourself and your art – that is a rare trait and we appreciate it!

Shelly DavisDecember 27, 2007 - 2:02 pm

Well hello there Randy,
Thank you so much for the beautiful photo christmas card of your girls, how very thoughtful of you, we didn’t do pics this year expenses crept up in other areas. I am so very sorry i didn’t send you a card with a letter of all the goings on in the davis family, I remember to leave a message on here from time to time, but forgot about my new brothers, so please accept my apology,,,bad memory at times here. I hope you and your family had a wonderful christmas and will have many blessed happenings in the upcoming new year, good luck with your photo shoots I look forward to seeing them on here, i will drop by from time to time…Love to you and your family.
Shelly

Living Your Dream

While in Seattle, I had the opportunity to visit my friend Mat Hayward. A talented photographer who shoots weddings, sports (Seahawks), contributes to a stock agency, volunteers at the zoo, manages McGrath’s Fish House, in addition to raising two daughters and being married to a beautiful woman. (you may remember her sister) He’s a very…

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Your better halfNovember 14, 2007 - 2:07 pm

I hope you put this into practice and realize your dreams, my love!

Shelly DavisNovember 16, 2007 - 1:33 pm

Bravo Randy!
Very wise words and as anyone can see you live by them, through the wonderful pictures you take and the true beauty you capture of people and things. You have such a true talent with that camera in your hands and the visions you create through the lens…god has truly blessed you…you have found your calling. Always looking forward to viewing more of your excellent work!
Shelly

amberNovember 20, 2007 - 11:16 am

wow. there you go…doin’ that ‘thing’ you do… this is a really cool post.

:)

J SandfierDecember 5, 2007 - 8:44 am

This is great stuff Randy, thanks for sharing! I posted one of your images in my Image of the Day…hope you don’t mind.

J

Teresa and Mark | Brooks Hill Historic Church Wedding

Teresa and Mark met at church and were friends long before they ever thought they would be walking down the aisle together. A beautiful setting in the country seemed like a great idea, so it was an easy decision to pick Brooks Hill Historic Church for their intimate ceremony. Not having met them until their…

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TammyNovember 14, 2007 - 2:11 pm

WOW! These are great! I hadn’t seen them yet, you’ve been flying through your weddings like a madman! Great job love!

Shelly DavisNovember 16, 2007 - 1:38 pm

Oh, i like the one with the couple each at one end in front of the building, how interesting! or how the bride is coming down the stairway…really cool pics randy.
Shelly

How to Stand Out in a Busy World

If you’ve been following my blog at all, then you know how much I enjoy reading other people’s work. I find inspiration all around me. Today I was humbled by this simple, yet powerful video from photographer Dane Sanders. His podscasting site called Cut Frame TV is dedicated to the community of wedding photographers. His…

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TammyNovember 5, 2007 - 2:48 pm

video not working on explorer…shocker!

Kristy and David | Fairgate Inn Wedding

Wedding day means different things to different people. For Kristy and David, it was a day of quiet elegance surrounded by an intimate gathering of friends and family. The setting was the Fairgate Inn, a Colonial Greek mansion in Camas, Washington. Although the Fairgate Inn is situated on two acres of land, it’s nestled in…

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Shelly DavisNovember 16, 2007 - 1:46 pm

Ok randy here i go with my comments again ha ha…gotta love the pic with the couple standing in the gazebo with backs to the camera, and the gal blowing bubbles, how fun! Like the way you caught the place where the wedding was held focused on the building in the background and the unique angle it seems to capture. Oh,and my favorite how the groom is looking down at the brides face as we can only see the back of her head that is awesome! love his expression.
Shelly