Landon and Tina are both great people and Landon, especially is an extremely nice guy. Since he was my point person from the beginning, we were able to keep in touch afterwards. He has been kind leave some positive comments for me on various wedding websites. 

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click here to open the gallery of wedding images taken at the Dublin Ranch Golf Course

We started off with some shots of the bride in the ready room.

The ceremony took place on the back patio.

The groom held his composure for most of the ceremony. But underneath his rugged exterior, a mountain of emotions were about to explode.

The ceremony ended with a passionate kiss.

We took some posed pictures after the ceremony

The reception in the lower ballroom is spacious with a huge dance floor.

Speaking of dancing, the bride and groom had a wonderful choreographed first dance.

here are some of the detail shots I got through out the day.

Before I left, I took the bride and groom for some of my famous wedding photographs both inside and outside the venue.

As you can see, my use of a ‘light-stick’ to back light the subject [and front light at various times] elevates my imagery to a higher level, vs imagery with simple on-camera flash. Morevoer, my assistant is invaluable in facilitating the use of the light-stick.

I strongly urge ALL brides to commission a wedding photographer who uses additional lighting off camera, vs. one who is only using on camera flash. Also beware of photographers who use no flash at all, relying on only ambient light, which means they have to use higher iso settings. The latter often results in poorly lit imagery and dark circles under the eyes.

Of course, natural light is always the best, and I always use the natural light to my advantage, whether by using it 100% or by augmenting the natural light with additional off camera lighting.

Ultimately, you will be the judge in deciding what type of imagery you prefer. Just keep in mind that with me as your photographer, you will have a virtual plethora of options available in terms of lighting and photography styles.

It was a sunny day with a little overcast and smoke from the CA wildfires.

I started with some candid and posed shots of the bride in the ‘ready room’.

The Father walked the bride down the aisle. It was a very poignant moment. The bride was actually crying the entire walk down the aisle.

The father gives the bride away. I shot this between two bridesmaids. If gives the shot a ‘fly on the wall’ feel.

The bride even cried during her vows.

Because the ceremony was delayed, and then went on forever, everything fell behind. They literally gave me 5 minutes to take a photo up on top of the waterfall.

The reception came out great! I got many detail shots, close ups, candids and a many of my trademark, ‘epic’s shots. I will share those with you in due course.

Please check back again for the reception shots.