Author: Jordan Baker

free spirit mountain bridal portrait at sunrise [concept]

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date July 17, 2015
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free spirit mountain bridal portraits session at sunrise with foraged wildflower bouquet

I’ve been waiting to share this shoot since the day it took place. This is the kind of work I wish to do. The evening before, Aneila and I foraged the wildflowers for the bouquet and wreath on some family land near our house. We woke up at 4am and hit the trail by 5:15. As the fog lifted, a magical scene unfolded. #longlivefilm.

free spirit mountain bridal portraits session at sunrise with foraged wildflower bouquet

click on this mountain panorama for a full-res view!

model: Aneila

bouquet: foraged locally by Aneila

film scans: Indie Film Lab

dress: ModCloth – "Wisp Reminds Me"

Tags adventure photographer, destination wedding photographer, film, film bridal portraits, film photographer, film wedding photographer, fuji400h, mastinlabs, medium format bridal portraits, portraits in nature, sunrise photo shoot, vsco film

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the ways – pacific family portraits – montana de oro state park, california

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date June 26, 2015
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the way family family portraits on the pacific at montana de oro state park in california

Back in March we visited our California cousins, the Ways. We spent a whole week hanging out and wrapped it up with a mini family shoot for Zach, Hanna and Forest on the Pacific. Indie Film Lab nailed the fuji 400h scans.

the way family family portraits on the pacific at montana de oro state park in california

Since we’ll be back in California next spring, we’re offering a special wedding discount in 2017 for California weddings. Spread the word!

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The West

seastack in the pacific ocean at rialto beach washington

"No one realises how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow.” " Lin Yutang

driftwood at rialto beach near la push washington
piles of granite boulders in joshua tree national park california
la jolla beach near san diego california
rope access to pirates cove in avila beach california
free dispersed camping in big sur highway 1 california

sunrise in yosemite national park california
mesquite flat sand dunes and grapevine mountains in death valley national park california
the vast scale of mesquite flat sand dunes death valley national park in california
eureka sand dunes in death valley national park california - 700 feet fall
giant trees in sequoia national park california
sunrise at the vast great sand dunes national park in colorado
cascades sunrise view of mount hood from the lunch counter on mount adams
black canyon of the gunnison national park
south kaibab trail below the grand canyon's south rim at sunrise rim to river to rim hike
the main road going through big bend on the way to rio grand village campground at dusk - texas
our tent and the stars of the milky way at terlingua abajo campsite in the backcountry of big bend national park - texas
the hot springs in big bend national park texas
the stars viewed from big pine campground in montana

We’ll be back out west February-March 2017, and we’re offering a special wedding discount during this time for California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada and Utah weddings. Spread the word!

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Engagement Weddings

josh and ellie – forest engagement

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date May 12, 2015
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creek walk engagement session on vsco film and kodak tri-x

"Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine." – Anthony J. D’Angelo

creek walk engagement session on vsco film and kodak tri-x

Tags adventure wedding, engagement session, engagement session in the woods, love, nature, wedding photographer

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scott and lauren – wedding at colonnade club in charlottesville

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date May 10, 2015
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summer garden charlottesville wedding shot on film

"love is a game that two can play and both win." – eva gabor

summer garden charlottesville wedding shot on film

Tags Charlottesville wedding, film photographer, fuji 400h, garden wedding, indie film lab, kodak, mastinlabs, portra 800, summer wedding, Virginia wedding photographer, wedding in charlottesville, wedding photographer, wedding photographer who shoots with film

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adventure portraits

my wedding and engagement photos are drifting in this direction and I love it.

stars and shooting star engagement session

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big sur california destination destination wedding film out of state travel Weddings

fine art photography special – california wedding destinations

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date December 28, 2014

seriously. we want a wedding in Joshua Tree or somewhere else that’s awesome in the Golden State.

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jim and suzanne – married

Post author By Jordan Baker
Post date June 20, 2014

"it’s spring fever. that is what the name of it is. and when you’ve got it, you want—oh, you don’t quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!" – mark twain