So I have had yet another hectic week (starting last week)… I won’t bore you guys with that drama, but it did have to do with computer viruses once again (this time on my office pc). I promised this post would be about wedding photography, so I won’t go into details of my recent virus encounters… but – I do have to say that whoever dreams up of viruses and all of that junk, seriously – you should put all of that energy into something better! All that talent wasted on just getting people frustrated… I just don’t get it!!!
OK… off my anti-virus and anti- hackers soap-box! LOL!
Back to weddings and photography!!
Last couple of weekends were great! Almost 2 weeks ago I had a super busy engagement session weekend… 3 engagements in 2 days! I usually keep it to one engagement per day, so it was a little hectic, but super fun! One of the engagements from that weekend was awesome… I mean the 3 of them went great, but one was out of the ordinary for me. Elisha and Randy took me to San Juan Capistrano… and we walked down the Los Rios section of the City - which is like this ‘old west’ style section… but my absolute favorite part of the session were the pictures we took near the train station and at an office building nearby! Yes… an office building! That goes to show you almost any location can work to make some great portraits. We went on the weekend, so no one was in the offices, so of course that helped. The building had this great look to it… totally romantic, yet rustic!
Rustic Engagement Session at San Juan Capistrano
This was taken in the office buildings that we went into in San Juan Capistrano
While we made our walk back to the car, we went to the side of the train station… where we spotted this amazing red door! (you gotta love red doors!!!!). It was the perfect framing element to any great portrait!
These were taken near the rail road station - in front of a great red door
In front of a wonderful wooden door
