I went home to New Hampshire over Labor Day weekend (yes, after leaving 10 days earlier!) to photograph two awesome east coast weddings. One of the very best perks of this adventure was that I got to spend time with family and old friends. On top of that, my dear friend Rebecca came back with me because she was attending one of the events, so I took this opportunity to show her around! First stop: barn.
I had the great pleasure of photographing a wedding close to my hometown in New Hampshire this past weekend. It was a whirlwind trip - I took a red eye on Friday night, photographed on Saturday and Sunday, then flew back to LA on Monday. I'm doing the same thing again in a mere 8 days, when I go back to New England to photograph another two weddings over Labor Day weekend. You know what? I love it. I love traveling, I love having the opportunity to capture such a special day, and on top of everything, I LOVE that I get to see family and friends on the east coast.
Here are some photographs from my quick trip home (although the massive amount of Dunkin' Donuts coffee I drank went undocumented...).
Sometimes (okay, most times) I get caught up with my to-do list...whether it consists of projects at Forever21, photos to edit, freelance deadlines to meet, gatherings to bake for, emails to write...I pretty much never stop moving. Even though things are completely hectic right now, I wouldn't have it any other way. I love being so busy, and I love that my life is so full of great things. George is dogsitting down in Manhattan Beach for the next few weeks, and I'll be on the move between there, our apartment in Silver Lake, and work Downtown. I was able to spend this past weekend with George and our new buddy, Taco, and it was the perfect balance for my long to-do list. Here are some happy, peaceful things from the weekend, starting with Mr. Taco (who hates having his photo taken):
Citrus trees around the house:
Yellow flowers:
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