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  • Robin Parrott began photographing weddings in 1998. Her business began in North Carolina moving to Northern California in 2000 remaining there for 10 years. Her work in the Bay Area covered weddings from the coast of Big Sur to the Wine Country of Sonoma and Napa Valley. Robin is known for her award winning work of Indian, Persian, Jewish, and Pagan Weddings in California making her one of the top wedding photographers for specialty weddings in the Bay Area. For the last 2 years Robin has been working in New Mexico with occasional travel back to California and North Carolina for weddings. Today you will see a range of wedding images of couples in old historical churches, by the ocean, in snow covered mountains, and in the deserts of the southwest. Her style incorporates a mix of photojournalism and creative illustrative portraiture.

Sara and Anthony’s Santa Fe Winter Wedding

Sara and Anthony got married at the beautiful La Posada in Santa Fe. Even without the lush summer foliage you can still get great images at this fantastic resort. My favorite pictures were inside with only window light in The Fuego dining room where the dinner reception was held. This is one of my favorite old buildings in Santa Fe. You just can’t go wrong here if you want an historical Southwest atmosphere. I was accompanied for the first time by my intern Samantha Waidler who contributed a few fantastic images to this slideshow as well. Of course I can’t make great wedding photos without a great couple to make it all happen. Sara and Anthony were so much fun to work with and just so natural in front of the camera. I enjoyed you both so much. Thank you for such a fun and inspiring day!

 

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Vicki and Mathew get married in Taos

Vicki called me last minute to take a few pictures of her and Mathew on their wedding day. We met behind the Overland Trading Co. for some great mountain views. I have used this location once before and it is always a beautiful spot even on the overcast dark day we had last Friday. These guys looked awesome. I wish I had more time with them, but the sun went down fast!

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Tabitha and Derek’s Wedding in Aruba

Tabitha is one of my best friends from high school and has always been like family. So off to Aruba we went for her wedding with her honey, Derek, her sister and Derek’s parents. Since Tabitha’s mother, Vicki, passed away a few years ago she has had a strong connection with butterflies. This first photo I took at the Aruba Butterfly Farm is dedicated in memory of Vicki. Tabitha and Derek were married on the beach in front of the Riu Palace. After a Steak and Lobster dinner we went to the Sopranos Piano Bar where Tabitha sang us a song. The following day was horse back riding and we took some more wedding photos. I did not get Tabitha in the water in her dress, but a white bathing suit with her veil worked out just fine! Oh, and for those of you always wanting my advice on the best travel camera, this first photo and the last 8 are taken with my Canon S95, a very cool little camera. I was not lugging my big camera around everywhere we went and this little pocket camera took some pretty awesome photos.

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Sneak peak from Aruba!

More to come from Tabitha and Derek’s October wedding in Aruba. I have tons of photos from my 5 day adventure with my best friend, Tabitha, and her hubby Derek. This is my favorite photo and I just had to post it by itself.

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Tahlia and Joey in Santa Fe

Tahlia and Joey just moved to Santa Fe in September from New York. Hurricane Irene interrupted their big wedding they had planned so they had an intimate informal wedding on Tahlia’s parents lawn in Connecticut. But they still were not legally married! After living in Santa Fe for 3 weeks Tahlia contacted  me to photograph her legal marriage performed by Joey’s boss, a federal judge, on the lawn of the Federal Courthouse. Along with Tahlia’s mother, newly made friends and coworkers, Tahlia and Joey were legally married. After a toast with some sparkling cider and a cup cake tasting, we took a walk around Santa Fe for some unforgettable wedding day shots. Like me, Tahlia is a vintage girl. I loved photographing her in her adorable dress and I could not resist adding some vintage filters on some of the shots. Here are some favorites from our walk around Santa Fe.

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