Monthly Archives: June 2007

Reagen and Trevor | Engagement Portrait Downtown Vancouver

The 6 degrees of separation theme that I write about so often continues when I was commissioned to photograph the wedding of Reagen and Trevor on August 10th, 2007 at McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse. They are related to Jennie and Cameron, who commissioned me last year to photograph their wedding. We photographed their engagement session...

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Katy and Dan | Engagement Portrait Vancouver Waterfront

One might argue that you’d never find love with your head in the clouds. For Dan, nothing was further from the truth, as he discovered the love of his life standing right next to him sharing a telescope. Katy and Dan met in Astronomy club at the college where Dan graduated as an astrophysicist. Katy...

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Joanna and Ken | Columbia River Engagement Portrait

Joanna and Ken will be married on the most popular wedding date of the summer, July 7th or 070707 as it’s commonly referred. I can’t tell you how many couples I turned away for this date. Joanna, however, commissioned my services long in advance of the hype surrounding this date. Every photographer I know is...

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Karra and Paul | McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Wedding

It’s hard to believe that the weather can change so much in one week. The past few days have been downright chilly. Yet last weekend, when Karra and Paul were married, everyone was feeling the record-breaking heat. The ceremony and reception venues both lacked air conditioning, but even that could not take away from the...

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The Day the General Came to Town

There was excitement in the air as preparations were made to welcome General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. His plane was fighting a strong headwind as it flew to Portland, delaying his arrival by an hour. The General was coming to Vancouver, Washington to speak at the General Marshall Lecture. This...

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Karra and Paul | Crystal Springs Rhododendrun Gardens

There is no question that truth is stranger than fiction. As I get to know my couples and discover their stories, I find connections with other couples I’ve photographed. Many times they are connected and have no idea that their paths have crossed. A perfect example of this 6 degrees of separation is Karra and...

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