This weekend when Seattle decided to give us one beautiful day of spring,¬† Sarah and I (and my awesome friend Kailen playing the assistant role) rushed out of doors to participate in the beautiful sunshine! Sarah had been wanting some updated photos of herself as 2009 has brought some major changes in her life and her old photos didn’t quite work for her anymore. We found our way to Gasworks Park which is one of my favorite spots to photograph people in Seattle.¬† You could tell that we weren’t the only ones excited for a day of sunshine and warmth (well, a Seattlites version of warmth at least… I think it was in the 50s) as Gasworks was crawling with people. I always feel bad when I have to ask people to move out of the way of the photo I am taking, but I love how Seattlites are always more than willing to move! Luckily, even with the amount of people were around, I only had to ask one couple to move for a short bit (and thank you ! Whoever you were!!!)
Look how beautiful this girl is! I love the contrast between her pale skin and red shirt!
This shot Kailen and Sarah were laughing at me , cuz I was hanging over the banaster trying for the “perfect” angle. Sometimes I put myself in the most precarious positions trying to get a cool shot. There were quite a few near misses with me laying on duck poop too! Yikes!!
I love this shot of Sarah. A completely unguarded moment.
This is the shot I had to ask the couple to move from… They were on the bench to the left and I just couldn’t stand half of someones head in the corner of the shot!
I love this sculpture.
So, we left Gasworks with the idea of shooting in another location over by Columbia City, but silly me, I forgot that you can’t eaisly access Beacon Hill from 99, so I went past the West Seattle Bridge to turn around in Georgetown area. We got a bit turned around and went down some random street and found this awesome multicolored wall on a side street. I fell in love with the wall and scrapped the Columbia City idea for taking pictures here.
I’ve bookmarked it in my iPhone too so now I know exactly how to get back here in the future! I love industrial looking backgrounds.
No way! I drove down this street (same situation as you! I went the wrong way and used that road as my escape route!) just yesterday and I’m shooting there in a couple weeks! Great shots Becca!
No way! I drove down this street (same situation as you! I went the wrong way and used that road as my escape route!) just yesterday and I’m shooting there in a couple weeks! Great shots Becca!
I’d like to take a moment to thank Rebecca for doing such an amazing job. My experience of working with her that day was not only professional but relaxing and I felt comfortable knowing the photos would turn out like I hoped they would. I gave her all of the artistic freedom for where we took the shots and how I was positioned, and I am very glad that I did so. She has fantastic ideas and is extremely easy to work with and talk to. I highly recommend her services to anyone looking for a professional, artistic photographer. Thank you, Rebecca, for all of your amazing work!
I’d like to take a moment to thank Rebecca for doing such an amazing job. My experience of working with her that day was not only professional but relaxing and I felt comfortable knowing the photos would turn out like I hoped they would. I gave her all of the artistic freedom for where we took the shots and how I was positioned, and I am very glad that I did so. She has fantastic ideas and is extremely easy to work with and talk to. I highly recommend her services to anyone looking for a professional, artistic photographer. Thank you, Rebecca, for all of your amazing work!
wow, you are AWESOME! totally digging these pics, great job.
wow, you are AWESOME! totally digging these pics, great job.