Viveria Photography

Anonymous - December 20, 2007 - 11:10 pm

Wow! The pictures of my pies look as if they should be on a cover of a magazine. Your photography skills are amazing to make something look that good!
Amanda

12.18.2007

Rings

It has been entirely too long since I last posted. So sorry. I have been meaning to post a few pics from our Thanksgiving celebrations, but it seems that there is always something else that is taking priority. Thanksgiving posts will come later this week.

Every so often we take the time to play and stretch our minds. This weekend we played with light, our wedding rings, and a little leftover raspberry wine (thanks Kali!). Here are our favorites. We are planning on making a large (20″x30″) print of one for our living room. Leave us a comment and let us know which one is your favorite!

Rings #1
It’s hard to see due to the size, but if you look carefully you can see the inscription inside Alan’s ring: S.S. 8:6-7

Rings #2
I love the abstract circles and shapes in this one

Ring #3
the clarity of the stones and the highlights get me on this one

Ring #4
sometimes smooth simplicity is simply delightful

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Anonymous - January 2, 2008 - 1:10 am

My favorite is #3

Amanda

Anonymous - January 4, 2008 - 8:12 pm

My favorite is #s as well

Sara

Anonymous - January 4, 2008 - 8:13 pm

oops that’s #3

Anonymous - January 4, 2008 - 8:27 pm

I vote for #3

Mom

11.25.2007

Shawstad Girls

Yesterday we took pictures of these four fabulous females. Our shoot began a little rocky when we found out that we were not allowed to photograph more than two people at a time at the conservatory. This small, but very important detail managed to escape us while we were looking through their photography policy last week. But these ladies were so gracious and willing to flow with anything. We spent a little time brainstorming where we could go to get out of the cold and the wind to take pictures. We finally ended up at their apartment complex taking pictures in the lobby area. Here are a few of our favorites from the three generations of lovely ladies.

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11.21.2007

Family and Friends

A couple of weeks ago we went out for lunch with my parents and had the opportunity to meet a friend of their’s from Ethiopia, Yonaton. It was a lovely afternoon of conversation, food and of course, a few pictures. Here are our favorites.

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11.19.2007

Chris and Jen

We just got back from our weekend trip to Wisconsin for the wedding of one of Alan’s college roommates. Typically, when we shoot a wedding we do not get the chance to participate in all the weekend festivities, but since Alan was one of the groomsmen, we got to tag along for the whole ride.

We were not heired as the photographers for this wedding, but we could not resist the opportunity to take pictures of this beautiful couple throughout their weekend. Congratulations again Chris and Jen! We greatly enjoyed ourselves…you throw a good party.

The church they were married in was absolutely gorgeous!

Friday night at the rehearsal we met the others in the wedding

After the rehearsal at the church we went to Curly’s Pub at Lambeau Field, for dinner. Wow, was the food delicious.

Saturday morning everyone got ready at the hotel and went to the church for the wedding. Jen’s dress was exquisite with a small splash of color in her sash.

this picture was when Chris saw Jen for the first time that morning as her father walked her down the aisle

The wedding party left the church in a limo-bus that took them back the the hotel for the reception

Chris and Jen pulled out a little ballroom dancing for their first dance. It was quite fun to watch.

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I wanted to take pictures with Jen and Chris’ rings, but it seemed by the time I asked for the rings, Chris could no longer get his off. Oh well, here are some fun pictures of Jen’s engagement ring and wedding band

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