Deepa & Roneel | Wedding

Deepa and Roneel had an amazing wedding day that was filled with vibrant colors, music, foods, and people. We started the day early in San Mateo, at Roneel's home to capture him getting ready. We then made our way to Fresno for the main wedding ceremony, then returned back to San Mateo to finish up the wedding. The cultural traditions of this Sikh wedding are more complex than I could ever explain, so please enjoy the photos! Congratulations you two!!

Special thanks to my good friend Jason for inviting me to shoot with him for this wedding, it was an awesome experience.

Tiffany & Braz | Engaged

Tiffany & Braz are way cool. They picked out some awesome places that we would be shooting at for their engagement session, all of which are close to their hearts, minds, and tummies. We started out the day in the kitchen where Tiffany successfully stole Braz's attention away from dish duty...



then the loving couple ended up on their comfy couch - watching TV and browsing the net...



we then got all packed up and hit the streets... ahh the lovely San Francisco Summers...





our first stop was China Beach in the Sea Cliff area. This hidden beach holds many fond memories for Braz and his family and it was a great honor for him to share it with me...













The secret to walking on the beach in SF is to repeat "Hawaii" in your head over and over again...







Tiffany and Braz share a passion for Comic Books, which is what brought us to the Richmond District next...





after a long morning of frolicking on the beach and browsing the latest titles at the comic book store, we all got hungry and found our selves at Gordo's Burritos. That was the best burrito, ever. Period.



Congratulations to Tiffany & Braz!! I look forward to the BIG day!!!

Michelle & Jody | Married

I really have some of the most amazing clients! It would be an understatement to say that Michelle & Jody stopped traffic when they got married. This ultra-cool couple decided to utilize an entire city block in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. This normally depressed part of the city was brought to life with love and friendship that literally poured out onto the street as the locals looked on with joy as two of their favorite people tied the knot directly in front of the church center that they work so hard at. It was a very moving experience for all. The 24 person wedding party then took over a good portion of the Embarcadero as we posed for some fun portraits. We wrapped up the evening at the Basque Cultural Center where the groom joined his AWESOME band by working a trumpet until the night was over. What a great wedding! Thank you so much & congratulations to Michelle and Jody!

Big thanks to my dear friend Brian a.k.a. Bspot Prod. Go Red.