Scott and Debbie were married a few days after Thanksgiving. I had a delightful time sharing a special day with these great people. Scott and Debbie had an intimate ceremony with family and close friends followed by a playful reception. I think you’ll enjoy these photos.
Below it states FREE (web-sized) copies of your favorite images. We’re actually giving away FULL-RESOLUTION images so you can print your pictures anywhere.
We realize that getting family portraits taken can be a difficult matter of time and money. So for RJ Snow Photography’s New Year Give-A-Way, we’re offering the following:
Stipulations:
Just send us an email at rjsnow@rjsnowphotography.com and let us know you’d like to be entered in our giveaway. You may also nominate someone you know. We will send the entries through a random-number generator to select the winner. The deadline to enter is January 9th at midnight.
Good luck!
ps. If you want to see the winners of our last give-a-way, their post is here.
We haven’t gotten to fixing up our front yard yet. All it is is weeds and more weeds. Next spring we’ll be redoing the whole thing, but for now, it is what it is.
One October evening the kids and I went outside in the early evening to play and wait for Rob to get home from work. I took the camera out to document what I saw. It was just a fun little exercise to get myself looking for shots. I recommend it to anyone. Take the camera somewhere you always go; somewhere that doesn’t seem noteworthy or of any interest whatsoever. You’ll find interest, maybe get some pretty cool shots while you’re at it, and train your eye to see what others may not.
I walked over this so many times without thinking a thing about it. Enter camera in my hand, and all of a sudden it’s fascinating.
I love the colors on this piece. The yellow is striking. The white striping is art.
I found this hiding amongst my grass.
And many, many of these.
I didn’t even know these chrysanthemums had been planted until they popped out this fall. I love the vibrant color in this…
but also love it in black and white so that the detail of each bloom can really stand out.
This is one of our struggling trees in the warm autumn light.
My succulent. I love the black and green. It’s so striking.
Aaannnddd…my doormat.
I had fun practicing my skill and now I have an interesting documentation of my yard. Cool!
Those are the initials of the Hymas family, if you were wondering. They’re so cute together!
Awww!
Another awwww!
We weren’t planning on taking Allen’s picture this time around, but he hopped right on the stool as we were taking test shots. Cute.
Proud, proud parents.
These two sisters are my nieces. Aren’t they sweet?
Racheal is a go-getter, intelligent, curious, and passionate.
Kaylee is easy-going, calm, smiley, and content.
They complement each other perfectly.
