Danny and I occasionally plan walks through interesting parts of the city. Today, it was breakfast followed by wandering through the Washington Arboretum, which I'd never really explored. With this year's more bountiful precipitation, the fall colors are on full display with the sun out once again.
My wife and I celebrated our first wedding anniversary by getting out of the city for a weekend and going to Langley on Whidbey Island. It was lovely; we ate delicious food and stayed in a quaint cabin. Our excitement came from a ferry that sprung a leak, caught fire, and required our evacuation.
I traveled with my wife and two best friends to meet two more best friends - Aussies - with whom we trekked up and down the east coast of Australia. Hundreds of frames later, here are some of my favorites:
My company sent my team along with one other on a quick sailing cruise around Elliott Bay. It was beautiful, of course, and a nice escape from work.
My good friend, Danny, and I walked around UW's campus and snapped a few frames. Check out what he did!
I just wanted one blossom photo this year. Most trees were already bare, but I did find this beauty (as did everyone else with a camera, it seemed).
I was super happy to shoot promotional shots of Kids Carpentry Seattle's website (they're not up yet). Owner Loren Kite's a fantastic guy, and his company is pure gold. A carpentry class for 8-10 year olds - I sure wish that was something that existed when I was a kid.
It's safety first all the way as the kids cut wood with hand miter saws, hand-cranked drills, and old c-clamps. They were making everything from sailboats to pachinko machines. And they were all adorable.
My wife and I were married 10/10/2015, but with the stress of buying a house, then getting married shortly thereafter, we held off on the honeymoon. Why Sweden in the winter? Why not? We don't mind the cold. Here are some frames from the trip.
My oldest friend, Elliot, got married this weekend. It was a blast, and I took a lot of photos. Instead of hiring a photographer, they brilliantly asked everyone to take photos, tag them with particular tags to make them easy to find, and then offered a cash prize to the winner. Here are some of mine:
Combine camping, motorcycling, and photography - stir well and enjoy.