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Tuesday, September 25, 2018
By Chrisinda Treadwell
Bret and Amanda exchange vows in an intimate wedding surrounded by family!
I am sure it was a beautiful day in El Paso Tx, but I wouldn't have know because this time I was heading to Albuquerque, NM to photograph the wedding of Bret and Amanda!
Such a nice sunny drive on my way to Albuquerque. Just the music and the road to keep me company!
I arrived early, as usual, to scope out the location and get a feel for the space.
The El Pinto restaurant was beautiful.
I would have never known that the area that restaurant design for special events, like this one, was there. It was tucked in the back and you walked a stone path with the walls of greenery to follow you back to the covered patio.
Such special place.
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Found the Bride and Groom to be on time and ready for their shots, which made me happy.
The wedding party was fun and energetic, which always makes my job easier and the Brides son, he certainly kept me on my toes. His faces and poses cracked me up, but he knew I needed my shots first then he could pose how he wanted!
The ceremony was sweet and the vow that Bret took to the Brides son was very special as well.
It was so nice to be part of such and intimate event with just close family and friends around to celebrate.
I count myself fortunate that I am invited into the special moments of my clients lives.
Some gear talk: My first time using my new A1 flash and it was like we had been best friends our whole lives! Lol! The ease of it, I adapted well and it fired every time......all the images taken were with the A1, minus a few shots. It preformed so well.
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