When we were first married, both my wife and I were working as servers at the Olive Garden. We didn’t have a lot of money and we were saving it for important things like a honeymoon and starting a business. Our rings weren’t really that big of deal to us. We just wanted something to show that we were married. Over the last 17 years our rings had taken a lot of abuse. Especially Leslie’s rings. Her engagement ring fell apart a couple of years ago and her wedding band snapped a couple months ago. We decided that we would get new rings. We went looking at new rings one time. I saw some different things that I liked. I spent a day or two online and bought a ring. Leslie has bought and returned five rings. Now she is thinking that she will just move a ring that I bought her a few years ago to the other hand and call it good. So…here is my new ring. If Leslie ever gets a new ring, I’ll photograph it, too!
Archive: ‘Cory’
My Ring….
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011Random Portland…
Wednesday, March 9th, 2011My Birthday Present!
Tuesday, March 8th, 2011Seattle wedding photographer & the Christmas Tree!
Friday, December 3rd, 2010We love Christmas. The lights, the fun family memories, the presents, the excited kids – it’s all great! We put up our tree the other day. Here are a few images I took. These were all taken with the combination of a Canon 5D and a 24 1.4L.
Christmas tree out of focus. Just for fun, I spun the ring on the lens to make the tree be out of focus. I thought it looked pretty cool!
Trees – A walk at the Mill Creek Town Center
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009I took a walk with my family at the Mill Creek Town Center. We each had a camera and took some images. Here are a couple I took and one by my nine year-old, Kyler. I will add some images from the rest of the family in the next couple of days. I’m helping each of the kids to process their images, so it is taking a little more time for them to get ready.

Ky loves old cars, so he took an image of this old mustang as we walked by

I really liked this leafless tree.

For the photo-oriented, I shot with a 5D and my new 50 1.4 Sigma. I am very impressed with the Sigma 50 1.4. It is much sharper than the Canon 50 1.4 at f-stops more wide open than 2.0. The Canon is pretty good at 2.0 on and it is a toss-up there with a tie or slight edge to the Sigma at every f-stop I have tried. Ky’s were taken with an old point and shoot. He’s nine.



