Lauren & Ryan Redwood Elopement
10 Tips for Eloping in the Redwoods If you’re considering eloping in the Redwoods, you’ve already chosen one of the most magical spots in the world. The towering trees, soft-filtered light, and quiet stillness make it the perfect backdrop for an intimate wedding day. Having photographed and planned elopements in the Northern California Redwoods and along the Oregon Coast, I’m here to help you make your day as stress-free and special as possible. Here are my top 10 tips for an unforgettable Redwoods elopement: 1. Choose the Right Location The Redwoods are huge, with each park offering its own vibe.
Harris Beach: One Location, Multiple Options
Harris Beach is a little local spot right in the middle of Brookings, Oregon. This is one of my favorite locations to shoot families because of the great variety the landscape offers. Often times, I do not even have my clients move but can capture several different looks from the same scene. It is all about perspective. From the same location, I can capture images with just the ocean behind them as a classic beach backdrop. We take 14 steps to the right, and suddenly there is a large sea cliff as our backdrop and the entire mood can change
Embrace the Adventure!
One of the best things about the Oregon coast is that it is rugged and majestic. This means, in order to fully experience all that it has to offer, you get to go on adventures. Recently, I went on one of the best adventures with Richard and Selina. To start off their new adventure into married life, they drove all the way from Michigan to elope at Natural Bridges in Brookings, Oregon. This particular beach requires an intense hike down steep cliffs. There is even a section that requires a rope to let yourself down! This is not for the
Extended Family: What to Wear!
You are gathering together with grandparents, aunt, uncles and cousins and have decided to do some family pictures with all the generations. This is amazing and a great keepsake for everyone, not to mention an important milestone to document. If you want your keepsake to keep looking timeless and classic for decades to come, you have come to the right place and I want to share my biggest do’s and don’ts for what to wear in these extended family sessions. First and foremost, DO NOT wear the same thing. The best photo’s have a mix of neutrals, textures, and accessories.
