Cindy & Dave | GAP Building | Treasure Island | San Francisco | Engagement Session
We've known Cindy and David separately for many years. During their engagement shoot, Dave reminded me of one time in college, when I messaged him a picture of an alarming piece of doo-doo that I had run into online. I still don't remember why I did that, but that (among other things) has earned me the nickname "i-poop". Jerry met David about 9 years ago when he was still in high school! Now we have all graduated and Dave is on his way to becoming a pastor and marrying the most loving person I know!
While shooting one of our first weddings, Cindy broke the news to us that they had begun dating. Our eyeballs almost flew out! I remember that she was so happy, she was visibly glowing. For some reason it had never occurred to us before that they would get together. Now that we know them as a couple, they compliment each other so well that I can't imagine them apart.
They are constantly making each other laugh. We wandered around San Francisco for a little while looking for cool places to shoot.
Cindy works at GAP and was able to let us onto their roof top terrace.
Some friends say that they look alike, if you ignore that they look completely different. hehe. I think it's in their facial proportions.
Scuzzy rosemary creatures!
The GAP building was built around this gigantic sculpture!
woah woah woah... crazy times.
Jerry Yoon
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fantabulous set!
so creative! fantasticccccc indeed! you guys continue to be an inspiration!
Jerry and Ingrid,
These engagement photos are real good!
Serena, i'm so stoked about seeing you again at WPPI. I can't believe it's already been a year.
Lynn, wanna come shoot with us on another weekend? I love the photos you've been posting up lately. you should do commercial car photography.
thanks mike! is this mike lee?
they look so happy!
YAY! i like the cindy laughing picture. i like it when cindy laughs. oh and the silhouette/feet shot! :)
Is that an invitation??? i seriously got chills running down my spine when i read that!!!
Incredible work! I love the shot where they are holding hands around the door! Very creative!
sculpture shots. wow. really. just...wow.