Raeleen and I made it out to Poulsbo this last weekend for the 40th Annual Viking Fest. It's Raeleen's nordic heritage that brings us every year or two to the Norwegian gathering. There's a slideshow of the parade and a few images from the weekend below, so be sure to check that out.
On a side note, Raeleen and I have been watching our fair share of "Planet Earth" by BBC, and in the midst of the Viking Fest parade we believe that we spotted the smallest Wildebeest...in the world. Be sure to watch for him (or her), you can identify it by it's distinct markings on its shaved body and the small patch of hair on its head (Image number 8 in the slideshow). Also, keep an eye out for the very rare and very ferocious Viking Turtle.
Hope you enjoy the slideshow!
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Bryce and Amanda's Engagement Session
Here is a slideshow of Bryce and Amanda. We spent a couple hours in a few lovely spots in North Seattle. The music was inspired by Amanda's love of France. I hope you love the shots!
Monday, May 5, 2008
Deanna and Alex Engagement Session
Rae and I met up with Deanna and Alex for their engagement session in Mt Vernon at the Tulip Festival. The tulips were beautiful and we a had a great time capturing some fun shots. Hope you enjoy this little bit of Alex and Deanna before we shoot their wedding this summer. Thanks for looking!
All images (c) Fancy Fin Photography 2008. See our work at http://www.fancyfinphotography.com/
Sunday, May 4, 2008
World Naked Gardening Day
Saturday, May 3rd was World Naked Gardening Day. Here is Raeleen and I standing with our two brand new planted pots for our front porch. Hope you all had a great Naked Gardening Day! :)
You can see our Wedding Photography website at http://www.fancyfinphotography.com/Monday, April 21, 2008
Green Festival
Raeleen and I went to the GreenFest this year. It was in Seattle at the convention center and had all sorts of information on sustainable resources. Everything from recycled papers to hemp milk, and everything inbetween. It was a great experience and a fun opportunity to see who in Seattle is addressing the movement towards sustainable energy and resources.
These computers were running purely off of bicycle power. I'm not saying that I'd ever hook my bike up to my computer to edit weddings, but it's kind of a cool thought.
This was just funny, so I thought I'd share... :)
All images (c) Fancy Fin Photography 2008. See our work at http://www.fancyfinphotography.com/
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