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What can I say about this amazing session? This was an epic photo safari! 
We spent over three hours walking around their neighborhood in the Mission district taking pictures. The Mission is one of my favorite places to shoot, not because it has one great looking spot, but it’s full of life. The nitty gritty, the charming parks and the unexpected.
As we were walking down the street, we saw a huge crowd of people at the park. They were holding a movie night there and of course my brain was working overtime to see how we could incorporate such a fun backdrop. I love this session because Page and Kevin were brave enough to go up in front of everyone to take a pic. They got a huge applause from the crowd and nobody got hurt!
Libby and Josh’s wedding was full of emotion and excitement from the get go. I’ll never forget their Hora dance during the reception. Imagine a hundred people in 3 different circles dancing around you at breakneck speed. Both Ingrid and I jumped into the middle of all that and barely survived! It was definitely the highlight of the night for us.
Claritin is a lifesaver. For some reason the pollen that day decided to come out en masse and attack all of us. I was having a hard time holding the camera still from all the sneezing I was doing and the watery eyes. One of the groomsmen was flat out tearing the whole day, probably helped him look like a sensitive guy to all the ladies. Then the mosquitoes came out at night and descended upon the wedding. Good thing that Helen and Kevin are such troopers, because they didn’t let any of that prevent them from having a good time with their guests. Helen even wrote about all the fun mishaps on her facebook page. I love brides that can look at the brighter side of things.
Another fun session by Aubrey and Blake. The Monterey Bay Aquarium is one of those places where shooting inside is pretty challenging. You’ve got the dim lighting and crowds of people. They almost make it look easy!
We’ve been so swamped with work as the busy summer wedding season kicks into full swing. That means our blogging is a little neglected right now. But we’ve got some fun shoots lined up for you all.
Steve and Alice were gracious enough to host us at their place in Boston for their engagement shoot. We got an up and close personal view into their lives. Steve is doing his residency as a doctor while Alice gets to play scientist all day at work. I think they enjoyed their time off from their intense work life to go out and play with us.
Here’s a wedding that Aubrey and Blake shot recently at the Pulgas Water Temple. Kristi and Anthony had a very small intimate wedding with a handful of their friends and family. I think the whole thing lasted no longer than two hours! So glad that Aubrey and Blake got to share in their day and capture these great photos. Who knew water temples could look so cool.
Lately, I’ve been going on an urban photo safari kick. Meagan and Sperry were up for anything and anywhere for their session, which is my favorite type of shoot. We basically drove down the street and stopped by all the cool and interesting spots my eye could catch. I love doing this, because they all the spots are unique and full of cool textures.
It was a fun engagement session with them, but I think Lulu stole the show. I can rant on all day about why I like dogs and pets in photos, but I think it’s best to let the pics do that for me. Lulu was a star!
Some weddings you just walk away from really appreciating your family. When you’re there and witness the gratefulness and love that is shown towards family, you can’t help but think about your own. That’s how I felt at Rob and Kelun’s wedding.
Their wedding in Carmel was just as beautiful and meaningful as their love towards their family. Our favorite part was the band that they had, Huckleberry Flint. Oh and we love shooting in art museums. Something about the environment that I really like that I can’t quite put my finger on. Hmmmm.
Leslie and Khanh are great friends of ours. We were so bummed when Ingrid and I were booked for their wedding shoot this summer. So they commissioned Aubrey and Blake (the coolest associate photographers on the planet ever) to shoot their wedding and engagement session.
Aubrey and Blake did such an amazing job that I’m a bit jealous I didn’t take these. I couldn’t help but look at the whole session and feel like a friend that was totally not invited to the party. I’m so glad that Leslie and Khanh got such amazing pictures though, because it couldn’t have happened for a more genuine and loving couple.
These are so close to film quality that I almost had to ask Aubrey if she went back to film for this shoot. The colors, lighting and feel of these images are so retro and timeless. Ok, I need to stop or else I’ll blow their heads up too big and they’ll fly away, literally. Can’t wait to see the wedding pics and live vicariously through their lens!
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Jerry Yoon, San Francisco
Vendor: Photographer
Website: Jerry Yoon Photography
About Me: Gone are the days of being stuck with boring wedding photography, where everyone and everything looks like the same old photographer took it. We're not here to please your mom. We want to rock your socks off with imagery that explodes off the page and makes you feel all fuzzy inside. We're inspired by who you are and not what others think you should be. Playwright, architect, nuclear scientist, tax man, dance machine, burly construction man, blog stalker. We take them all. Can't wait to jump into the pool together and make something your kindergarten teacher would be proud of!
