July 31, 2013
Hitched!
On Saturday at 4 p.m. we said "I do!" in front of 225 of our closest friends and family. We couldn't be more thrilled and cannot wait to share all of the photos with you. In the meantime, here is a little sneak peek of the big moment.
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wedding
February 27, 2013
A wedding post.
It's been a little quiet around here lately, but with good reason - we've been planning our wedding! We have exactly five months to go. Our save the dates started arriving in people's mailboxes Monday, so we can finally share them. They were designed by our incredibly talented friend Ravyn of Three Fifteen Design. Our friend Summer hand wrote the addresses for us. We think they are perfect.
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wedding
December 12, 2012
In Search of the Perfect Tree.
Have you ever traveled out to the distant hills and forests, hiked miles into the wintery hinterland, with a song in your heart, a saw in your hand and whiskey in your flask to search for that perfect Christmas tree? Well us neither, but we did drive up into the low hills of Whitney's home town of Forest Grove to Parry's U Cut Tree Farm this year to find our perfect little tree. We
November 1, 2012
A Year Later.
On March 11th, 2011 one of the largest
earthquakes ever recorded struck off the coast of eastern Japan. The
earthquake was so forceful it moved Honshu, the main island of the country,
which is roughly the size of Minnesota, a whole eight feet. Registering 9.0 on
the Richter scale, the earthquake sent a violent tsunami reaching speeds
close to 500 mph and heights over 100 feet slamming into the cities
that hug Japan’s coastline. These two events caused the disabling of
power to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. When the back-up
generators at the plant failed, the lack of a cooling system caused the
plants nuclear reactors to meltdown. Radioactive material spewed into
the atmosphere. It was the worst nuclear disaster to occur since
Chernobyl.
Over 15,000 people perished and thousands are still unaccounted for.
Aya and her grandfather survey the wreckage. |
Amongst acres and acres of debris, this single tree remained. A tiny beacon of hope amongst the rubble. It was haunting. |
You can still help.
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digital,
earthquake,
film,
japan,
tsunami
October 26, 2012
Polaroids from Japan.
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japan,
polaroid,
the impossible project
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