the visual journal of Ars Magna Studio - fine art portrait & wedding photography
I’ve been waiting to meet these two since their arrival last spring, as I know their aunt Erin from my days in San Diego, and she gifted them a portrait session with us. Last weekend in San Francisco, I finally got to meet them in person, to make some portraits of the twins and their parents for the holidays. Dashing in their professor sweaters, and collared shirts, their personalities could not have been more different. Charmed I am by babies, and doubled charmed by twins.
On our Thanksgiving trip out to Phoenix, we took a detour to see the Grand Canyon. A few hundred meters into the Bright Angel Trail, we came across a group of big horned sheep; literally right next to use, so close if we had wanted we could have reached out and touched them. Though, clearly, we didn’t.
I had in my hands only, gasp!, a film camera, so these are a few images Trent took with a digital camera.
And the quintessential long-armed-stretch-wide-angled-self-portrait of the two of us, two days into car-crazy.
I love finding graphic elements against natural textures.
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Another found minimalist piece of art. Can you guess what this is?
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