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Co-founder of Orange Photography. Pinball enthusiast, bike rider, beer lover.

Francine & Greg – Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Garden Wedding

2010-11-11T14:03:37-08:00By |Categories: Photography|Tags: , , , , |

The Mexican Party Bus was the ultimate ride to their ceremony in Golden Gate Park. All the flowers at Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Garden were in full bloom, and despite a bit of morning rain, the clouds held steady for their outdoor ceremony. We took the bus (blasting M.I.A.!) back to the Mission District where the fun continued at Heart wine bar. I’m thankful I get to photograph such awesome celebrations.

Dexter Photo Booth Fun – Loveable Serial Killers

2017-07-25T15:33:53-07:00By |Categories: Photobooth, Photography|Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

Dexter photo booth

At Orange Photography, our public face is that of a socially responsible, green friendly, hardworking and fun, full service photography agency. But underneath that mask, a killer is lurking.. Our dark secret was recently documented in our all new themed photo station concept. With friends and fake blood, friends of Orange embraced our Dexter photo booth with open arms and knives in hand. […]

Ashley and Jnani engagement pix!

2017-07-25T15:33:53-07:00By |Categories: Point of View, Portraiture & Headshots|Tags: , , , |

These two are so cute together and we had a fun time in North Beach for their engagement shoot.  I’m really looking forward to their wedding as they have so much warmth between the two of them.  I used to be a bit ambivalent about engagement shoots but have found they are a great way to try new things.  Most couples […]

San Francisco At Night

2010-10-15T08:00:36-07:00By |Categories: Event, Personal, Photography|Tags: , , , , |

San Francisco At Night
I am privy to a lot of fantastic city views as someone who gets to shoot in a variety of venues. And what a beautiful city we live in! I’m so lucky to live here. These night exposures were taken on some recent shoots. Some exposures are as long as 30 seconds, so obviously a tripod or flat balcony railing (hang on tight to your camera!) come in handy. In a […]

Action:Reaction – wedding photography from both sides of the aisle

2017-07-25T15:33:53-07:00By |Categories: Point of View|Tags: , , , |

or in this case, alley… I feel like the only times I end up in a photo that my assistant shoots during a wedding happens to be when I’m on the ground and this was one that Gavin Farrington, who was assisting me at Prudence and David’s wedding, caught.  The girls were dancing in the alley and I also saw this and was shooting […]

Polaroid SX-70, Impossible Project films and sparking creativity

2017-07-25T15:33:54-07:00By |Categories: Personal, Photography, Point of View|Tags: , , , , , |

I’ve always loved the Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera and finally found one in great condition on eBay so bidded on it and won.  I had been saving some Impossible Project Fade to Black Film 10/09 film just to use with this and did a personal project with it to see how it’d turn out.  Of course with expermental film like Fade To Black you […]

Portraits with Amelia Mulkey – Part 1

2017-07-25T15:33:54-07:00By |Categories: Photography, Portraiture & Headshots|Tags: , , , |

Dear readers, I am delighted to introduce to you the one, the only – Amelia Mulkey. Amelia is an actress, splitting up her time between San Francisco and her hometown Los Angeles. She wanted to update her headshots and make room for a new arsenal of looks for her portfolio. We planned a shoot at her house (which she lovingly refers to […]

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