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Friday, November 14, 2008

Brittany and Mike Tie the Knot!

I was so honored to be a part of Brittany and Mike's big day last Saturday. The weather turned out perfect (even if it was a little chilly!) and the leaves were the most beautiful colors. Thanks so much to Tracy for your guidance and allowing me to come along for the ride! You are a great mentor! I'm more than happy to assist you anytime!

Enjoy the photos! I couldn't choose just a few! :) This is just a sneak peek of many more to come.





Reminds me of a cute picture Tracy took of me - veil blowing in the wind - on my wedding day. :)




I love the natural lighting in this one.


This is such a fun picture!


I really LOVE this father-daughter pose... he was definitely a proud father on Saturday. This is definitely one of my top favorite pics.


The overlook at Eden Park.


I think this is soooo romantic - great idea Tracy!


Love this pictures - looks straight out of a magazine.


Next Top Model poses... :)












Happy accident with the lighting...


Thanks again Tracy and Shannon for letting me assist you! I had a blast!
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hey Sherri! Awesome pics!! I had a lot of fun with you and Tracy...I hope we can all hang out again....Love your photography!!

November 14, 2008 at 3:19 PM
PicturesByTracy said...

Sherri!!!! You did a wonderful job:) You know already that I love your leave shot:) You have a great eye and I love the different perspectives you shot.

November 15, 2008 at 10:06 AM

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