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I've had the good fortune of working with 826 Seattle on many of their events over the last few years. They're an incredible organization that does so much good for in-need youth in Seattle! (Follow the link to learn more about them if you're not familiar yet.) This summer, they called me in to shoot a series of stock photos that they could insert into promotional materials, blog posts, and mailers to supporters.
I can't show all of the images, but here are a few of my favorites from the day.
It's always such an honor when fellow creative pals trust you with a photoshoot: my friend Jamie Aaron makes amazing music, and hired me to do some portraits for her upcoming project. It was an absolute honor and a pleasure to work with her, and we wound up getting some really great shots she used for her album's release and new website.
I took this image at the end of our shoot, after I'd fulfilled all the requirements -- I couldn't resist the natural light coming through the window of the loft, and it wound up being one of my personal favorites from the day. A good reminder to always trust my instincts, and to make the photos I see in my head whenever possible.
The first, and best, away-game wedding I've ever head the pleasure to witness. The celebration took place about two-thirds through a week-long vacation on Maui, amidst a slew of family dinners, outings for shaved ice, trips to the beach, and all-around Jurassic Park vibes.
Here are just a few of the shots from the big day(s)!
A quick, natural-light kitchen portrait for my apartment manager.
A beautiful, blustery night at the Corson Building in Seattle -- the perfect setting for a wintertime wedding. The venue was mostly candlelit, but lights from the playing field next door made for an excellent (albeit frigid) outdoor portrait.
