Simon

I did a photo shoot for Susie and Kelvin back in March, and as is the case with most work I do for friends, they finally got their pictures about 5 months later! Anyway, just thought I'd post some of my faves.

My Birthday!

Sunday was my 31st birthday! I'm pretty sure I love being "in my 30s"- I feel so grown-up. Well I like it all except for the part where I actually have to do grown-up stuff. I'm more a fan of the part where I just sorta feel grown up.
Anyway, it was a fantastic birthday which was celebrated by taking this very interesting walk along Ocean Beach with Liz and Jeremy, the dogs, 100 Native Americans, and Buffalo Bill.


I'm not sure the original Wild West show in 1902 had any Buffalo in it, but this one did.


So after my birthday walk and a nap, we had dinner and chocolate soufflé given by the Becksteads. So so so delicious.
Couldn't have asked for a more perfect and relaxing day. Happy Birthday to me!

More Tracy and Steve

I didn't include any from Tracy and Steve's reception in my last post, so here are a few of those.





















I just love those pictures of the Father/Daughter dance, almost as much as I love this one of just the Father Dance :)

Tracy and Steve

I photographed this wedding with Maria back about 3 months ago, and everything was SO beautiful, especially Tracy!





Tracy gasping at how pretty her mom looks. . .


and then about an hour later, Tracy's mom gasping at how pretty Tracy looks as she puts her dress on.








Tracy's Maid of Honor and her new husband's daughter- I love this picture of her!

Berkeley Boys

arrr- I've been slippin' with the blog posting!

But here I go getting myself back on track. . .
And I'm starting with these adorable boys I photographed over in Berkeley a few months ago. And their dog, Southpaw. Both the boys are left-handed and they were in charge of naming the dog- how cute is that!



These boys were sooo into sports. Their rooms are covered with soccer, baseball, basketball, etc posters and gear. Here, they distracted Southpaw with a kong so that they could dress him up in one of their old basketball jerseys.