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Being natives of Texas, we’re used to a certain kind of grand sunset. One with a sky that goes on forever filled with huge, fluffy clouds and the sunset filling the sky fire and shades of pink and purple. I was looking out from the porch lamenting the loss of my beautiful Texan sky when this sight caught me by surprise! I ran to grab my camera and tripod so I could capture this in full seven-stop HDR; this was no job for a single exposure! Needless...
This happy couple was going to be getting married, but they wanted engagement portraits taken to use at the wedding and on their invitations. One condition was that their little boy was included as well and I was more than happy to oblige! The botanical gardens in San Antonio, as always, make for a wonderful and varied backdrop and this session was no exception.
Even backyard weddings with just a few family members can have beautiful moments. Like when the sunset falls between the trees just right and the silhouette of the paper bells is outlined against it. The wedding this images was created during was just one of those affairs. Everything was happening last minute, the planning was nearly nonexistent, and even the bride didn’t know what was going to happen next! But in the end, things turned out...
A friend of ours for a few years now, Rae decided to come visit us in San Antonio. He had recently come back to the states from a six month stay in China for language studies where he picked up our wedding present, a Chinese tea set. He’s often found with his camera now and loves taking photos. This photo was taken at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens.
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