Check out some images from a recent session in Bothell!
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Baby & Family Portraits in Bothell
Friday, January 6th, 2012The Rollins Family | Family and baby portraits in Seattle!
Thursday, January 5th, 2012Hi photographed Stephanie and Kevin’s wedding a few years ago. When they came home for the holidays with a new baby, it was the perfect time for family portraits!
Elizabeth & Don | Wedding Portraits at Washington Park Arboretum in Seattle!
Monday, November 7th, 2011Elizabeth and Don were married a couple months ago. They decided they wanted a few portraits to supplement what they received from another photographer at their wedding. We met at the Washington Park Arboretum on a beautiful, cold Fall day and took some portraits of the two of them and there adorable little one, Iris!
At the end, I handed Iris a card. She agrees that everyone should hire me! 
Stephen–Executive Portraits in Woodinville!
Wednesday, October 19th, 2011Stephen needed some headshots on the Eastside, so I contacted Willows Lodge to see if we could come in and use their public areas for a few images. They graciously allowed us to hang out for a couple hours and we created some new headshots for Stephen! Very fun!
On this last image, we were creating a “Super Stephen” for his personal use, or if he needed to lighten up a presentation! For the processing, I went for a comic book type of look. Very fun!
Diana & Brad | Engagement Portraits at Washington Park Arboretum!
Wednesday, June 8th, 2011I met Diana and Brad down at the Arboretum at Washington Park in Seattle for their engagement portraits. The area there is absolutely awesome for portraits. Lots of variety, beautiful vistas, interesting relationships between the foreground and the background. It may be a new favorite spot for portraits for me. Also, I brought my wonderfully talented daughter along with me. She created one of my favorite images of the day. I’m very proud!
This image was taken by my incredibly talented daughter, Alyssa Parris. She has a grasp on composition that many photographers twice her age would happy to have. I’m a little proud!
This last image of Diana and Brad walking through the forest reminds me of one of my favorite images of all time, Eugene W. Smith’s “The Walk to Paradise Garden”. You can see EWS’ fantastic image from 1918 on Sotheby’s website.
