"Capturing The Moment" A Beautiful Day Photography

Amy Lowell Arnold and Jonathan White Keljo were married at DeLille Cellars in August and I have been wanting to showcase their wedding panorama for some time. Delille Cellars is a wonderful setting for an outdoor wedding and their pond makes for a great place to stage a larger group wedding panorama. This is everyone in attendance at their ceremony shortly after they made their vows at DeLille Cellars and their beautiful grounds in Woodinville, WA.  On a number of occasions, before this wedding I have seen sheep grazing in the pasture behind the wedding party. Here is a link DeLille Cellars Wedding to the rest of the photos from their wedding that I highlighted on this blog.

Photographs by wedding photographer Daniel Sheehan, a Seattle photographer who specializes in people and portraits and travels to photograph weddings in a photojournalist style that is real, artistic and unobtrusive. Named the best Seattle wedding photographers by the Wedding Photojournalists Association.

All photographs on this website are by Daniel Sheehan © 2010. All Rights Reserved. Please inquire for permission before using.

Here is the large group panorama wedding photograph from Monte Whitbeck and Annette Barniville’s wedding celebration, a Black and White Masquerade Wedding party on Halloween at the Tibbetts Creek Manor, in Issaquah. It was a rocking good celebration of Monte and Annettes wedding which actually took place not long before in Fiji and they just wanted to celebrate it with all of their close family and friends and Halloween was a great time for a party. Wedding photography by wedding photographer Daniel Sheehan, a Seattle photographer who specializes in people and portraits and travels everywhere to shoot weddings in a photojournalist style that is real, straightforward, subtle and unobtrusive. He was named among the best Seattle wedding photographers by the Wedding Photojournalists Association.

All photographs on this website are by Daniel Sheehan © 2010. All Rights Reserved. Please inquire for permission before using.

Connie Wong and Alex Wang were married on Sunday Dec 27th a little more than a week ago. The wedding and reception took place at a venerable old San Francisco institution called the Town Hall Restaurant. Towards the end of the evening we cleared out some tables and chairs and got everyone in attendance together for a large group wedding picture right there in the center of the restaurant. I shot a number of frames but these two seem to be the best as far as exposure and best number of people looking good.

This one above one is cropped a little too tight on the here, but the original has all the details. Which one looks best to you?

You are welcome to leave comments below. Some time over the coming weeks when the editing and processing is done,  I will post a gallery of the highlights of this fun San Francisco wedding here on the blog. This picture reminds me how fantastic the food at the Town Hall Restaurant tasted. Check it out next time you are in San Francisci. It is at 342 Howard Street,  S.F. CA 415.908.3611.  Panoramic photography by San Francisco wedding photographer Daniel Sheehan, a Seattle photographer who specializes in people and portraits and travels everywhere to shoot weddings in a photojournalist style that is real, straightforward, subtle and unobtrusive. Available in Seattle, WA, San Francisco and Los Angeles, CA. Daniel was named among the best wedding photographers by the Wedding Photojournalists Association.

All photographs on this website are by Seattle photographer Daniel Sheehan © 2010. All Rights Reserved. Please inquire for permission before using.

Sarah Hess and Judah Stevenson, standing on the dock right,  pose with all of their family and friends, just after their heart warming wedding ceremony, for a large group panoramic wedding photograph on the deck and dock of the Tyee Yacht Club on Seattle’s Lake Union. I do not know how to start to tell you how great a wedding day they had. I am about midway through the process of editing their wedding photos and so I thought I would lead off coverage of their wedding photography with the large group wedding portrait. It seems a little small on a computer monitor compared to the 3 foot long print I just made. Such are the limitations of the digital world. You can kind of get the idea though that this was one very happy group, celebrating the marriage of two beautiful people on a clear and wonderful fall day. A selection of highlight photos from the wedding will be posted here when the editing is finally completed.

The wedding ceremony of Mike Zawacki + Jody Sanders took place at St. Benedict Church in Wallingford and immediately afterwards everyone headed towards the back of the church and I headed up to the choir loft. I usually like to do these large group wedding photographs with my panoramic camera outdoors but the weather was not cooperating. Despite the threat of rain, St. Benedict Church had a lot of light inside so it was not too difficult to make the black and white wedding portrait of everyone at the wedding. After the photo we all headed out for the reception at the Edgewater Hotel.
The photos looks even better when printed 36 inches long.

Jason Parker + Darrah Barth were married at the beach at Golden Gardens September on a blustery and rainy Sunday and after the ceremony the weather cooperated.  It had been raining just before during the ceremony, but as typical, the rain came and went and  it was clear enough for us all to come out on the beach and get together for a panoramic group portrait.

Just after Kathy Minnis and Chris Olson’s wedding ceremony on the dock at the Lake Union Crew Boathouse , all of their friends and family gathered together for a panoramic wedding portrait, while trying to ignore the little puddles of water coming up through the dock. It was all in all a gorgeous day!

Here is the fianl post of the  wedding photographs from Lauren Bishop and Jeremy Molinaro’s wedding ceremony on September 5th. Here is the large group panorama portrait of all of their friends, family and guests. It had been raining off and on all day and I was afraid we would not be able to do this shot. They were married outdoors, and because of the rain the ceremony took place under a huge tent. But then just as the ceremony was ending and Lauren and Jeremy were walking down the aisly as a married couple the sun burst out of the clouds and we got to to this portrait of everyone there. In fact the only problem was the sun was so bright a lot of people had their eyes closed. All in all it is one successful portrait. I wish you all could get to see the original print which is 36 inches long. The detail is stunning.