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Polaroid Land Camera – Automatic 100.

I picked up this old Polaroid Land Camera a couple of weeks ago. I’ve had a lot of fun making instant prints with Fuji’s FP-3000B black and white film. This camera is really hard to operate! It requires that I slow down and move at a snails pace to get the shots. With this said,...

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Joe Mamma’s Coffee

On Fridays, Payton and I head over to Joe Mamma’s Coffee shop in Avila to get our day started off right. Payton doesn’t care much for good espresso but, he does enjoy rolling his various toys (cars, balls, trucks) across Joe Mamma’s super smooth concrete floor. If you are ever looking for something to do...

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Brittni and Nick | Central Coast Wedding Photographers

Brittni and Nick will have their Madonna Inn wedding early this spring. I was about to cancel our engagement shoot because of the weather, but Nick and Brittni were totally game for heading out and seeing what we could find. We ended up having a blast walking around downtown San Luis Obispo on this very stormy day.

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Kelly and Nick

Kelly, Nick and I had a wonderful time walking and driving around San Luis Obispo and Avila during their engagement shoot. These two will be married this spring at the Cliffs Resort in Shell Beach. Nick and Kelly have a very romantic, goofball way about them that made my job capturing images really easy. I...

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Johanna and Brian

Last week during “the storm” I had the pleasure of photographing Johanna and Brian. These two are incredible troopers as Johanna was looking for some fun shots to send out with her save the dates. We emailed back and forth a few times as the turned and a three day storm hit California with a ton of rain. I am always looking for an adventure but, I was also aware that a lot of couples are looking for blue skies and lots of pretty sunshine; neither of which were at all available last week. Without hesitation, Johanna and Brian headed up to San Luis Obispo for their engagement shoot. The clouds were extremely dark (even at 3pm) so we did a lot of shooting with my trusty soft box.

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