Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Stephanie's Pre-wedding Prep || Wedding
This past Thanksgiving weekend, good friends Stephanie and Kevin tied the knot! It was absolutely beautiful to watch them commit themselves to each other. I've know Stephanie and Kevin since my first year at Trinity Western University. It was not until Stephanie's third year and Kevin's fourth when they met. And since then it's been love at first sight. I was part of the wedding party so I didn't get any shots of the actually ceremony. However, I did get a few shots of the girls getting ready for the big day. Congrats Mr. and Mrs. Stuerle!
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Birch Bay, WA || Travel
Over the summer, I spent some quality family time over in Birch Bay, just an hour's drive from Vancouver, BC. We just wanted to relax; we didn't do much sightseeing but, as typical asians, we decided to take a drive up a popular location: Mt. Baker. All in all, we had a fun filled trip. And here are the pictures for proof!
A toasty fire is always good during the night time
Dinner Time!
At the foot of Mt. Baker
Picnic Area at the Top of Mt. Baker -- There's still SNOW!
This is much better than a Hot Dog or a Hamburger
Birch Bay
We went to a historic farming museum/outdoor exhibit. It was really cute.
Monday, June 13, 2011
So why photo-blog?
Hey guys!
So I'm done with school (well taking a few extra classes)! The last week I've been cleaning my room, catching up on my leisure reads, looking at photos. Then I wonder: why do the whole photo-blog? Is it a trend that I am not attached to? Or is it something more than just an "online" portfolio?
Been doing something long hard thinking and I guess the reason I do these posts is this:
1. My love for photography - I love the sound of the shutter! Every time my finger hits the trigger on the camera, I get a tingly sensation of joy. Even though it's just a lens in front of my eye, it really is a different point of view.
2. Capture the moments - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Every moment in time is essential. Time is something that we cannot take back; once it has passes, it's gone. I try to take every little event, whether it's a trip to seattle or a grad banquet, as an opportunity to capture the smiles, the tears, the laughter, and the whole bucket of emotions
3. The Lord's creation - what better things to take pictures of than the very things that God has made with His own hands.
So I'm done with school (well taking a few extra classes)! The last week I've been cleaning my room, catching up on my leisure reads, looking at photos. Then I wonder: why do the whole photo-blog? Is it a trend that I am not attached to? Or is it something more than just an "online" portfolio?
Been doing something long hard thinking and I guess the reason I do these posts is this:
1. My love for photography - I love the sound of the shutter! Every time my finger hits the trigger on the camera, I get a tingly sensation of joy. Even though it's just a lens in front of my eye, it really is a different point of view.
2. Capture the moments - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Every moment in time is essential. Time is something that we cannot take back; once it has passes, it's gone. I try to take every little event, whether it's a trip to seattle or a grad banquet, as an opportunity to capture the smiles, the tears, the laughter, and the whole bucket of emotions
3. The Lord's creation - what better things to take pictures of than the very things that God has made with His own hands.
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