I am excited to announce a NEW BLOG!
Jennifer Schumacher Photography blog has moved and has a fresh new look.
http://www.jenniferschumacherphotography.com/blog/
I won’t be posting on this site anymore and I copied all of the old posts to the new location so please update your links and subscribe to the new blog.
Thank you for checking out my blog and work. Go to the new site, write a comment and tell me what you think of the new design.
I love my job!
About a month ago I got an email from Justin asking if I was available to take photos of him and his finance. They were going to elope and wanted me to record the day. I was so excited. It is always an honor to be invited to attend a wedding but when the only addendees are the couple, the minister, and you this is something special. The ceremony was perfect. Justin and Karisa decided to elope in Colorado because finding an absolutely beautiful place wouldn’t be difficult. For the wedding site they picked a lovely mountain lake with snow capped Longs Peak in the background. After they exchanged vows we went on a photo walk taking some fun photos around the lake.
Thank you for inviting me to record this day for you. I know you will have a happy life together.
I’ve aways been fascinated by animals.
One of the first books I remember reading as a child was titled “Where Do Birds Go When it Rains”. I don’t think the book ever answered the title question. What a trauma for a young girl. I remember being so concerned every time it rained (and I grew up in South Florida where you could set your watch by the summer thunder storms) and worrying about the little birds outside.
Being a Colorado girl now I am awed at the adaptability of animals. Forget the rain, I am amazed animals can survive the winter!
Steve and I went on a winter hike in Estes Park this weekend. It was snowing lightly and when we stopped for some hot tea a little bird popped out of the tree right above our heads. Seeing him up there reminded me of this childhood question. Whatever the weather the animals are out there surviving.
Below are the photos of Steve and I with our tea cups and our feathered friend.
One thing I love about Colorado is we can wake up to a 50 degree day but drive 20 minutes and be in a winter wonderland. On Sunday it was 50 degrees in Lyons so we went up to Estes Park to snow shoe with our friends Jennifer and Ryan. I took some photos of their impromptu snow ball fight and snow angel design. We had a great time.
I just finished an engagement session with Nathan and Renee. What a fun couple! I really enjoyed working with them. We took some photos in Estes Park in the fall colors. My favorite pics are below. They are getting married next Fall in the Northeast. Wishing you much joy.
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