tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9349606083882809722009-07-20T09:34:29.034-07:00Reams Photo is Paul and Amy Reams. We're a husband and wife photography duo who love to create fun, modern, and wistful images together. We're available for San Diego wedding and portrait photography.Paul and Amyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11144810131185600841noreply@blogger.comBlogger12125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-934960608388280972.post-86071285934437692102009-05-28T07:40:00.000-07:002009-07-20T09:34:29.048-07:00

In an effort to simplify our URL and increase our SEO (look at those acronyms flying around), Amy and I have moved the blog to www.reamsphoto.com/blog (isn't that easier?). It's still a work in progress, but we're also experimenting with a new look for the blog. Let us know what you think!

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Amy and I had a great time taking Megan's senior portraits on Friday afternoon. We headed over to Presidio Park, which is a great location for pictures. There are lots of trees and greenery to use as portrait backgrounds and beautiful sunset light just pours onto the hills in the park and begs to be used in a photo. There's also a cool "mission-type" building that has cool textured white walls

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We were so lucky to have such great locations to photograph Aaron and Abie's bridal portraits. These first couple are in and around a creek near the wedding site that had a beautiful bridge running over the top of it.I love this photo of Abie and Aaron walking under the bridge. This might be my favorite wedding photo that I've taken.After spending some time down in the creek and at the bridge, we

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Amy got the chance to take some family photos the other day. Here are some of our favorites:This photo cracks me up. Amy asked the couples to kiss and the kids in front looked at their parents kissing, looked at each other, and then just went for it. Also, check out the baby-a little suspicious of the whole procedure. Awesome!I really love this portrait. He looks so professional and ready to have

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We're back on schedule! After a busy week we're able to return to our "Year in Review" series. And we're back with a bang- Abie and Aaron's wedding.As they were wedding planning, Abie and Aaron decided they wanted their wedding to be all about the people they loved. So rather than limiting the guest list, they decided to cut costs by having the wedding reception in Abie's parents backyard.

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After leaving the DMZ, Jason and I stayed around Seoul for a little while. While we were there we got a chance to visit a temple site where they had a really cool changing of the guard ceremony. The costumes were beautiful-vibrant and full of color.and the temple was pretty amazing as well. One of the most popular Korean pastimes is hiking. It was hilarious (and humbling) to be struggling up a

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We're using Tuesday and Thursday to take a little break from wedding and portrait photography talk and look back at some of our favorite photos and moments of the past year.Over spring break last year, I had the opportunity to go to Korea with my friend Jason. We took only our backpacks and stayed for 10 days. Actually 9, since we were delayed for a day trying to leave San Fransisco for the

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This is the second part of our post about the trip to Europe that we were able to take over spring break. You can find the first post here.After spending 5 very busy and enjoyable days in Paris, we took an overnight train to Barcelona. The train was a total blast-we roomed with good friends Mike and Amanda and played cards for a good chunk of the evening. After arriving in Barcelona we headed

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So for today's edition of our year in review we're revisiting our trip to the redwoods. Last June we headed up to Eureka for Jason and Sarah's week-long wedding extravaganza. The very talented Stan and Jeannette (of Trailbrook) took their wedding photos, but we got a ton of great pictures of the rest of the week. Eureka has hands down the most beautiful forest I've ever seen.They call these

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Today we went to the park near our house with our community group from Harbor Mid-City and our families. Several of the kids with us had never hunted for Easter eggs before. They caught on quickly :) Here are some portraits of the kids looking for eggs, as well as a couple of more "artsy" or modern portraits. What can I say, we just wanted to have a little fun :)Even though she didn't hunt for

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As you read a few days ago, Amy and I recently got the opportunity to visit Europe for the first time. We arrived in Paris on March 17th, and spent the first few days in Paris. Since we were chaperoning 31 students and staying on a very tight tour schedule, it was difficult to find photo opportunities. However, Amy and I did bring a camera--this time just Amy's new D300 and our new Sigma 30/1.4.

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I really like this portrait of Amy at the Arc de Triomphe. It has a little bit of a '70's, retro feel to me.It's so nice to travel with a photographer-Amy captured a portrait of me that I'm really happy with.We got a chance to take a quick break from school, portrait photography, and website updating a couple weeks ago. For the first time, we crossed the Atlantic and found ourselves in France and

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