That's a wrap!

Since Barton and Sarah's wedding I've been on the go go go, to include a road trip along the majority of the California coast.  Last night while listening to the Colorado College vs. Denver hockey game I put the final touches on the rest of the editing I needed to do.  I was so stoked to reminisce about the wedding as I looked over each and every image, I was not so happy about Colorado College losing, haha oh well.  Here are a few more of my favorite images from that incredible day!

 

Stone Wedding Sampler!

I've known Barton for several years.  We met years ago at Summit Ministries in Manitou Springs Colorado, and since then have traveled with Axis, and generally hung out in our much loved state of Colorado.  Barton is one of those rock solid friends that asks the tough questions.  He'd mentioned girls he was interested in over the years, but when we met Sarah My wife and I knew that she was absolutely perfect for him.  We had the great honor to goto Jackson TN to capture their incredible day!

Click on an image to see a larger/gallery view

^^^ Mr. Barton Stone ^^^

Pat and Kimbosha Engagement Session - Colorado Springs Photographer

Not only was it a pleasure to photograph Pat & Kimbosha's engagement session this past Sunday, it was a BLAST!  

I've known Pat for something like 10 years.  He is an incredibly humble man, and musician.  One of those guys you can count on, and one that people only have nice things to say about.  It had baffled me that Pat hadn't snatched up a cute young lady to make his wife sooner, but more and more I see that the proverbial "perfect timing" saying is true.  Kimbosha is the perfect match, at the perfect time.

Kimbosha is this unbridled ball of joy.  She is goofy, fun, creative, and a videographer!  I only met her recently, at what happened to be her brother's wedding; he was an old roommate of mine.  I remember seeing her family's Christmas cards on my fridge, when her brother lived with me.  These photos consisted of the family dressed in hilarious costumes (i.e. such as pirates).

This engagement session was a little different...  I just picked up some Cactus V5 remote triggers, and wanted to experiment with off-camera flash, this was my first outdoor use of this technique.  I also had my beautiful wife, Andrea, assisting me.  She hand held one small softbox with a Canon 580EX II flash.  We realized that we need to come up with some keywords so she knows what I mean when I say "turn it clockwise".  

Anyways.  Enough of me rambling.  Here you go!

(((Click on an image to see it larger in a gallery view)))

 I did not use flash for the above photos, just available light