Kitsap Saddle Club: Part III!

By 1am last night, I was too tired to think of captions, and my dad needed the bandwidth more than I did. I still got them all edited and posted to Facebook, but here goes! Prepare for the final twenty-six images!

Sidepass down the L...

WEDDING: Aidan&Alexis

My laptop finally came back to me this morning, and I've gotten straight to work.  KSC images come first, but I couldn't resist at least posting a teaser from the wedding I shot over the weekend. I've known the couple from church for a long time now. I'm so excited to see them begin their new life together!

After the reception ended, I took the bride and groom for a few shots of them together.

Arrival...

My laptop comes back tomorrow! :D

Look forward to pictures from:
 - Kitsap Saddle Club
 - Whale Watching and Camping
 - CGYG Slip n' Slide
 - Aidan and Lexi Seamon's wedding reception!

Check back often... images will come quickly!

Stuck

   Without my computer, I am stuck. My laptop is returning Tuesday, according to an e-mail received from Toshiba earlier tonight. Between the time I sent in my laptop and Tuesday, I've shot at youth group, at a slip n' slide party, at whale watching, a camping trip, and numerous beaches. Sunday, I get to shoot a wedding reception! How exciting!
Unfortunately, that means that as soon as I get my computer back up and running on Tuesday, I'm going to be slaving away on Photoshop. I'll start by posting the final installment of shots from the Kitsap Saddle Club show, and continue posting in chronological order from there.
Look out, watchers, more photography will be posted soon!

Kitsap Saddle Club: Part II

Continuing from yesterday's post, I'm trying to add the last of my photography from yesterday. You'll have to forgive me if I don't quite get everything uploaded tonight-- a camping trip is in store for the next few days, and my computer is having some work done while I'm gone. Don't worry though, your images will be posted as soon as possible. :)

Back it up!

Kitsap Saddle Club! :D

This afternoon, after I hung out with Cisco at my barn, I headed up to Kitsap Saddle Club in downtown Port Orchard. Unfortunately, I got out of the house late (blame the chick I had to hand-feed), so I only arrived in time for the trail classes and gaming. That didn't stop me from having a blast, and getting a ton of awesome shots! I look forward to working with them again in the future!
Note to KSC members, or photography subjects: If you would like a picture removed, a print, or a CD of multiple pictures for prints, please e-mail/call me, or leave a comment!

I loved the way her shirt perfectly matched her horse's wraps.

Portrait: Emily!

Emily is my neighbor. She is also one of my best friends, my barn buddy, and now, my model.

She's 12 years old, and she agreed to every pose I asked of her. She's a great Christian, and she sends wonderful updates on the barn when I'm out of commission from having wisdom teeth pulled.

Murder Mystery Weekend! Part VII. Seagulls!

Somehow, I forgot to add these HDR shots in earlier, so I'm doing it now. :)

Murder Mystery Weekend! Part VI. Seagull Calling!

After a few weeks, I've rolled out the final installment in the Seagull Calling Contest. :)  It's broken into two parts, the seagull callers, and the gulls themselves.  This post also includes B.O.O.M Pirates as they shoot off cannons and hand pistols!

Lovely Days.

Yesterday and today, I've enjoyed the lovely outdoors. It's been so beautiful!

Mary Bar B.... a glowing Quarter Horse at my barn.

Murder Mystery Weekend! Part V.

The fifth installment of the series contains images from the Wings Contest portion of the weekend. My dad, Barry Doll, was one of the judges.  This competition was broken into two portions, amateur and professional.

Pow-wow before chow. 

Chowing down on the first wings!

Murder Mystery Weekend! Part IV.

To help you solve the mystery, a coroner's report explained the cause of death, the circumstances surrounding it, and the suspects. A skit was acted out in the aisles of booths, as well.

A rowdy song, heralded by the B.O.O.M. pirates.