Kati & Camille

This is the last of the Brides and Grooms section. Sorry there is so many of Camille. I was loving posing her in a couture position because she's so tall and skinny. I loved doing this shoot and am excited to share these images, even though there are a lot of repeats. Hope you enjoy!

Brides and Grooms Part 2: Kati and Leo

Kati and Leo are the another couple that modeled for us as a Bride and Groom. I love their style! Leo is an amazing photographer who works with Jon on weddings and whatnot. I loved to be able to work with them. More of just the girls to come!

Part 1 of Brides and Grooms: Camille & Micah

This was day 2 of the film is not dead workshop. We went to the Valley of the Temples near Kaneohe. It was such a beautiful day and such amazing landscape/architecture. Camille and Micah are Jon's inlaws and were awesome models. Bridals of just Camille to come!

P.S. Jon is doing another Film is not Dead workshop this July in San Francisco. If you are at all interested in photography and feel like you need to boost your skills, you should go! It truly was one of the most amazing experiences I've had.

Brides and Grooms

This was one of my favorite shoots I did while in Hawaii. More of the full shoot to come!

Beautiful Hawaii

Details

I took these shot when we were shooting details of in Hawaii. The house that we were at was so amazing with such amazing colors. This shower is outside (if you can't tell). I love it!

Another Plant

Plant

Window

Haleiwa

On our third day of the Film is not Dead workshop, we were able to go somewhere and storytell though details. I decided I wanted to go to Haleiwa to shoot details. The next day, I was getting ready for the shoot of the day and opened my camera back without checking and exposed most of my work that I had shot in Haleiwa. Whoopsies. So, sorry about the randomness, but this is part of Haleiwa. It is such a cute historical town on the north shore of O'ahu. The last few images are of matsumoto's, the best shaved ice ever.

Palms

Wishing I were here still.

Mele Kalikimaka

Merry Christmas Eveyone!  (more posts from Hawaii to come)