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Wedding photo from the streets of San Francisco

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Mar 302010

Bride and Groom wedding photo in street san francisco Black and white

Here is a black and white photo taken from the streets of San Francisco of a young bride and groom. We are all standing in the middle of the street, just East of Alamo Square Park. The bride and groom are walking uphill towards me. The photos is, as you can see, in black and white.

The dome in the background is San Francisco City Hall.

Bride and Groom in the streets of San Francisco.

Weddings from the archives: San Ramon Wedding from 2004

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Mar 152010

Bride and Groom. Loving Gaze, Waterfall.

Allison and Justin got married on June 25th, 2004. Today I was searching for something else entirely and found their wedding. I’ve always like their photos. I even use one of them on my webpage.

This is Allison on my webpage

One of the things I love about their photos is that waterfall that we took photos in front of. It is in front of a golf course in San Ramon, but from the right angle, it looks like you are in Hawaii.

So, here are some more photos from that day.

: This is Allison on my webpage

: Bride Getting Ready Black and White

: Bride Gets Ready Black And White

: Bridesmaids Help Bride Get Ready

: Silhouette, Groom Kisses Brides Forehead.

: Reflection of Bride and Groom in Lake

: Bride and Groom Sitting, Black and White

: Portrait of Bride, full length, black and white.

: Portrait of Bride

: Bride and Groom. Loving Gaze, Waterfall.

: Bride and Maid of Honor Black and White

: Kiss During First Dance

: Bride and Groom First Dance with Motion Blur

Alex Schoenfeldt Photography

East Bay Wedding Photographer

Art Photography: Oakland’s Chapel of the Chimes.

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Mar 142010

Today, I was on a photo safari, and went to Oakland’s Chapel of the Chimes.

I’ve been in the doorway before, but this is the first time I explored the place as a photographer. I could have spent all month there. All in ages shot in RAW. Adjustments were made in contrast, color, saturation. These photos are meant to represent how I saw and experienced the chapel more than how you would see it if you went yourself.