Tessa & Mike | Wedding

Been a pretty busy/crazy/epic/tiring/exhausting/crazy again couple of months. Shot this wedding back in...um...September? Fun weekend. Work at Borrowlenses in the morning, then rush out to shoot this wedding, then rush to Fluid San Francisco to shoot the party and Formula Drift early the next morning. Don't stop get it get it.

Anywho.
This wedding was a last minute addition from Mr. Kong Iv photos. Started out at the bride and groom's newly remodeled town house in San Jose. Nope I didn't have a cupcake but they look effin good don't they. Quick photos of Mike getting ready and follow the bride out to Alfaro Vineyards in the Santa Cruz mountains. Awesome awesome small wedding with less than twenty attending, including me and Kong. Hung out with the bride in the back of the vineyard waiting for the rest of the bridal party to get ready.

I'm completely blank right now. Enjoy the photos! Questions, comments, cupcakes, send them my way!

Shot with :

Nikon D300
Nikon D300
Nikon 17-55
Nikon 70-200 VR2
Nikon 10.5 Fish
sigNikon 30 f1.4
Nikon SB600
Nikon SB24
PCB CyberSync

Oh! and ridiculous good food at the end of the night. Not a big dinner but ton of small plates prepared by their chef, a mojito, and a warm summer night on the patio. *high five*

The Moon | Borrowlenses

A KRSOne Kurt and Wong collabo.

Shot with :
Nikon D300
Nikon 600 f/4 VRII
Nikon TC-20EII
Kurt's ridiculous carbon fiber monster tripod that could probably take over a small country if necessary.

San Francisco Giants Dominate The World Series

Not much to say about this one other than HELL YEAH WORLD SERIES.
The guys at work decided to join the madness at Civic Center and watch what would be the final game of the 2010 World Series. Absolutely manic. Civic Center was packed from City Hall all the way down to the Asian Art Museum and was a sea of orange and black. Still somewhat recovering from this, photogs remember : pack light; carrying a bunch of gear sucks!

Check out Matt and Jason's photos at :

www.methodikalgee.com
www.onetimephotos.com

Shot with :

Nikon D300
Nikon 17-55 f/2.8
Nikon 10.5 FishEye

Bunch of these photos were shot with my camera mounted on a monopod and shoved 15 feet straight up in the air trigger by Pocket Wizards. Wanted to go for a different view and angle, let me know what you think.