A few weeks ago we found an role of old film, which was a pleasant surprise.
We enjoy shooting with film and the anticipation that builds when waiting to see how the frames come out. We've taken it with us on a few adventures with friends, and while exploring neighborhoods in Seattle.
These are a few of our results.
Film: Kodak Portra 400
This stunning lady is our friend Emilee & she is about to graduate from Northwest University in a couple of weeks.
We had fun doing a little shoot while we where hanging out the other night and just had to share a couple frames after it.
Though we feel that our new branding can speak for itself, we'd like to take some time and walk you through the new experience that is "Yaro Photography".
Yaro Photography has been a process of coming together to show a vision of how we view the world. We've taken two unique perspectives and put them in one location. Even though this was a difficult process, we believe it has made us better photographers through it.
We wanted to take a similar approach to branding. We had to take two significantly different people and find a classic style that would fit with both personalities. Though we would like to take all of the credit for this achievement, in reality we can take close to none. We had a wonderful designer who walked us through every step of the way; digging deep into who Yaro Photography is, and producing a product that we feel proud to call our own. That designer's name is Rich Williams with Super Big Creative. Rich did an amazing job, and helped us create a brand that is perfectly suited for us.
“What’s with the motorcycle ?”
Well, other than Nate’s fondness of manly speed machines, it symbolizes a husband and wife working side by side to get to where they need to be - not only with photography but in life. Contrary to planes, trains or automobiles, motorcycles allow you to see everything around you in a unique way, from a different perspective - especially with a sidecar. Motorcycles also symbolize a sense of freedom and the addition of the sidecar to the motorcycle says a thing or two about trust. When you’re the passenger you can trust the driver, and that’s us.
We were privileged to get our business cards printed through a very talented printing company called Hoban Press. The business cards are letterpress, and are double sided. Evan (the owner) was extremely kind when emailing back and fourth to set up the printing. He was also helpful, and informative in giving us the information about the product we would be receiving. The cards arrived in a very timely manner, and we couldn't be happier with the product.
Part of our new brand was to create a magazine! We're extremely excited about this.
We hope you enjoy everything you see. Please take some time to take a look around, and discover some new images that you have probably never seen.
-Yaro Photography
Kyle and Jackie were a wonderful couple to take photos of. Their wedding was very sleek and simple; just the way we like them. And seriously, how adorable are these two together? It was an absolute pleasure to take photos of this couple. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did!
Brei met Jono while she was going to Hillsong college in Australia. Jono is a native Australian so as you can guess it was tons of fun to hear all of the Australian accents the whole day.
Both of them were amazingly fun and enjoyable to be around, and we couldn't be happier with the photos that we were able to get from the event. We hope you enjoy everything you see while you're here!
© 2013 Yaro Photography
