As we wandered around from winery to winery, I shot every “interesting” texture that caught my eye – doors, stones, and clay pots. Why may you ask? Let’s start with some textures:
Back to “why” – they make those dated, textured images possible. Watch this:
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Nicole’s parents came to visit and we had to show them Napa and Sonoma. Though not as colorful as just a few weeks back, and rather cloudy in the morning, it was still hard not to be taken by the beauty of the region and the extravagance of the wineries.
Nicole’s father, who married us almost a year ago, was in love with the place!
This guy took our wine tasting experience to a whole new level. You rock, Austin!
Okay, I couldn’t resist.
We even did olive oil tasting. It’s amazing how good fresh olive oil can taste.
The family, sans brothers. Note how Nicole and her mom are sitting – coincidence? … I think not!
And the lovely couple themselves!
Hope you enjoyed the show!
Let me introduce the “other” lady in my life… She’s a Hornet and she’s quiet rare in United States. She loves early Spring in Northern California for the beautiful, near-angelic colors and scents of all the cherry blossom trees!
Before our rockin’ trip to the Wine Courtry, we shot the one year anniversary pictures for Nick and Irena. They were playful, loving, and all around fun!
Nicole and I had a wonderful Sunday in Napa & Sonoma. We took photographic advantage of all the plentiful mustard flower fields, cherry blossoms, and vineyards that rival each other in their refined beauty! We took our blanket and had a picnic at our favorite winery. A bottle of “Off Dry” Riesling, french bread, cheese, and prosciutto is all that we needed for total happiness!
