San Francisco City Hall | Wedding | Hai and Chris
Photos by Aubrey and Ingrid
Hai and Chris had a very intimate civil ceremony with just Chris's parents being present. I was excited to go back to San Francisco City Hall to shoot a friend's wedding. Hai is an old friend from High School and it was very cool seeing her again. It's funny, but I don't think either of us changed all that much.
-Ingrid
Posted on Thursday, January 21, 2010
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Jerry Yoon
in Aubrey, Intimate ceremony photography, San Francisco City Hall wedding photographer, Weddings
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Jerry Yoon
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Reader Comments (4)
woww! i really liked this shoot! i think there was a lot of symmetry in half of them... (the first picture!) and the other half, like the fingers-playing-with-the-necklace had a really nice, soft touch to them.
I LOVE IT!! THANK YOU so much for doing the shoot with us. You made us feel so comfortable and at home in SF. You guys rock!!!
Nice photos here. The wedding photos is simply the most important photos for the lucky new couples... especially they cannot go back and retake the photos so the artistic captured moments will be treasured for lifetimes to come. Keep up the great work-
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Great photography skills! My top picks: first photo because of the way it leverages with the magnificence of the SF City Hall; and 7th photo because of the symmetry created by the trees and the vivid blue sky. I also admire the intimacy and simplicity of this ceremony! Well done!