Kristine and Charles e-mailed me to schedule a free engagement session and asked if I would mind shooting at AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. Even though I’m a die-hard Oakland Athletics fan, I said yes, and we shot there and at San Francisco City Hall. I guess I’ll have to wait to do an Oakland Athletics engagement shoot. I’m looking forward to photographing their Mountain View wedding next summer.
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Engagement – Kristine and Charles – San Francisco Giants Stadium Engagement Photos
Thursday, August 25th, 2011Engagement – Susana & Anoop – San Francisco Engagement Photographer
Monday, September 20th, 2010
Susana and Anoop found me on Facebook, of all places, and I am very glad that they did.
We met at San Francisco's Ferry Building to do an engagement shoot a few weeks in advance of their wedding.
There were so many opportunities for photos around the building, which is located where Market meets Embarcadero in San Francisco.
Susana and Anoop humored me for a reflection shot, and I love how it turned out.
We took a couple of quick photos in front of the building, then decided to head up to try to get a photo near the Golden Gate Bridge.
I’m excited to shoot the October wedding of Susana and Anoop. It’s going to be a Portuguese-Indian wedding, complete with both ceremonies. I love the colors and flavors and new sights of multicultural weddings. I’ll miss India and the wedding that I shot there a few years ago – hopefully I’ll get the chance to post some of those old photos sometime in the offseason.