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Hawaii Day Four: Kona Storm
On the final day of the Mike Colon Workshop we didn’t do any shooting, just some learning and the end of the day was tied in a bow with a party! We originally were going to do some shots of each other but a massive Kona Storm rolled in and it was a downpour all…
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Hawaii Day Three: Kapaula Sights
The final day of shooting I not only loved shooting Rosanna and Jared but the class as well as the gorgeous scenery around me! We started off at the top of a hill with a field and row of trees and ended down at the beach where there were plenty of surfers enjoying the waves.…
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Hawaii Day Three: Rosanna and Jared
The final day of shooting was done with Rosanna and Jared in Kapalua near the Four Seasons hotel. We started up a bit from the beach on a hill with a field and trees and then ended up at sunset on the beach. This was by far my favorite of the three sessions! Again, a…
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Hawaii Day Two: The Sights
First I want to mention that my blog will be undergoing some construction in the next couple weeks so if things look wonky at times, I apologize! Now… the post! Day two of shooting in Maui – this time around the area where the house was located at where the workshop was held. The house…
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Hawaii Day Two: Chris and Katie
Chris and Katie were such fun!! It was a rare (or so I’m told) overcast day in Hawaii and we shot around the amazing houses that Mike Colon and the rest of the class were staying in (I was down the street at the Hyatt Regency, more on that later!). They aren’t married or engaged…
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Hawaii Day One: Downtown Lahaina
I have a bad habit at workshops I have found – I tend to shoot the photographers I’m with just as much as the couples – and I love it. In Hawaii I not only had some amazing couples to play with but some super fun photographers as well that never failed to strike fun…
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Hawaii Day One: Rosanna and Jared
I am so glad to be finally catching up on my blog! From December 7th – December 13th I went to Maui for a workshop with the amazing Mike Colon. It was a 4 day intensive workshop with 3 shoots and the class was limited to 10 people. I had been toying with the idea…