In spite of what some might superstitiously consider a spooky date, Mandy and Jeff's Friday the 13th wedding went off quite beautifully and without a hitch. The intimate ceremony took place in the Plaza on Market Street, reverently performed by minister Larry James. Mandy and Jeff included some special touches, including a rose exchange, and a sand ceremony using both heart-shaped vessels and a monogrammed, heart-shaped vase.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
How We Spent the "Apocalypse"
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8:00 AM
Not surprisingly, the world didn't end on May 21 as Harold Camping had predicted on Family Radio. Amanda and I happened to be camping on that day at Colcord Ridge on the Mogollon Rim, between Payson and Heber. It was a great time to disconnect and immerse ourselves in the natural rhythm of the world.
Canyon Creek
Horsetail along Canyon Creek
Nelson's Larkspur near Valentine Ridge Campground
Rocky Mountain Iris
Rocky Mountain Iris
Silver-spotted Skipper
A Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake that slithered across the highway as we drove south of Young. It brings to mind a helpful rhyme I learned in my scouting days, to distinguish between the very deadly coral snake, and this non-venomous kingsnake: "Red touches yellow, kills a fellow. Red touches black, friend of Jack." Either way, I wasn't about to pick this guy up!
The view overlooking Roosevelt Lake from the east, with some blooming Ocotillo.
The view overlooking Roosevelt Lake toward Four Peaks, with blooming Prickly Pear.
What camping trip would be complete without chili dogs!
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Amy and Travis Engagement Session, Tempe Center for the Arts
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6:45 PM
Back in April, we spent a beautiful Sunday afternoon with Amy and Travis photographing their Engagement Session at the Tempe Center for the Arts and Tempe Town Lake. It's amazing how complementary orange, gold, and blue hues seemed to work their way into every image we captured--but more importantly--how the photos glow with the infectious smiles of these two together!
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