Marjie & Keith

Marjie & Keith are such a fun couple and are celebrating a new chapter in thier lives. Both of thier children are grown and out of the house... so they figured they should get some new portraits of just the two of them.

Love em! And the photos too! Ü We had a fun time creating a new memory of a new adventure in thier lives!

Thanks for toughing through the hot weather (85 degrees at 10:30am in May in WA.) and for a great day!

Angie D.

Loving the great weather!

Out of the box and into nature...

Here I go again... nature photography. I love some of the shots that I got from this day at Wheyerhauser gardens. And for the most part I actually enjoyed myself. Ü WOW! It was nice that there was so much to see and so many different things to photograph.

The last photograph is actually of a rhodie... doesn't it look like a hibiscus! BEAUTIFUL. It is actually a new hybrid that hasn't even been named yet. Cool!

Which photograph is your favorite?

Angie D.

Still your PEOPLE Photographer! Ü

Corvettes

When I met my husband (12 years ago) he dreamed of someday owning a generation C4 Corvette. Well almost 2 years ago now I told him he'd better get one while the getting was good.

July of last year we flew to CA to the little town of Thousand Oaks (where he attended college) and picked up his corvette which he found on Ebay.

Anyway... long story turning long... we've belonged to a group called Classical Glass Corvette Club ever since. We have made so many new friends through this club. It is awesome!

A few weekends ago (same weekend I took the photographs of the gal on her VW bus) we went to the ocean. On the way out I photographed one of our club member's cars... Oh my goodness... the perfect location for a car photograph!

If you know of anywhere in the local area that looks like this can you please share!?!?! I am looking for a location to photograph club members and thier cars... like this beauty...



Thanks in advance.

Angie D.

If I never see a tulip again...

I have to admit that it takes me a long time to slow down and photograph anything that isn't human. I have been forcing myself to do it more - to appreciate the "things" surrounding me by photographing them.

I don't know if I appreciate Tulips more now or not. I can tell you that I am not a gardener. I don't enjoy my hands in the dirt. I like to appreciate flowers, and I always appreciate when someone else is taking care of them. Ü

Anyway, here are a few of the images that I am pleased with from my day of Tulip Photography on Sunday. I would love some feedback because I feel like I just look at most of these and go, huh... yeah... ok... Tulips alright.

Thanks for reading,

Angie D
PEOPLE Photographer

Cool that there is a Tulip with my name! Ü