Busy with work, but here's some more personal photography!

Well, I've been so busy with my job, a lot of travelling (they expanded my territory!) that I havn't had a lot of time for my own business!  I know I have been neglecting my blog a bit, so I wanted to at least post some more personal work, some from a "scouting" trip to Alcatraz for a future photographic seminar, and some from a macro photography seminar that I helped teach over the last couple days.  

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Time to share some personal work!

So, since I just love taking pictures, I've decided to include some personal photographs in my blog.  Today I went out with Sean to take some pictures (and video, however my video skills are about embarrasing, so those will not be included!) of Sean Skating.  This was our first run at this, and of course I have a lot of ideas on how to improve, but I think some came out pretty good.  It was fun, and I look forward to our next attempt. 

Suzanne and Chris Engagement Session

Wow, what a great time I had with Suzanne and Chris!  A really fun couple, and honestly it was like shooting pictures of friends!  Between pictures we stopped to have a few beverages and even some mushrooms!  Ok, that sounded bad, the kind you eat ;) We shot in downtown Stockton, and then headed over to the Miracle Mile for some more shots, and ended it down at the Winery Jessi's Grove.  Picking which shot's to include here was a challenge, as I liked so many of them, so I decided to include a bunch!

Hairong from Adam Paseman on Vimeo.

Hairong and Sampson now Hitched!

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I photographed Hairong and Sampson's ceremony on Friday at the San Francisco City Hall on Friday.  What an amazing backdrop!  They had their ceremony in Palo Alto the following Sunday. It was a "Chinese Style" reception, and there were 10 courses of food!  All good mind you :)  I had an absolute blast photographing this couple.  As a side note, Sampson seems to be quite the photographer himself, they had a book at the reception filled with pictures that he took of Hairong and himself.  Very impressive!

Here are some of my favorite shots and at the end is the video (again, forgive the quality as my blog only allows small file sized videos).