I stopped at Horse Shoe Bend right after Antelope Canyon. It was a stop that wasn’t really planned. It was more like- “it’s really close by! It’s just a slight detour to the hotel!”
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PINIMAGEI wish I had gone in the morning so the sun behind me, but oh well! Maybe next time!
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Chrissy Kim
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To go to Antelope Canyon you have to take a tour.
I decided to go with Navajo Antelope Canyon. Also, if you want to take photos with an SLR and tripod, you have to take a photo tour. I decided to go for tour 8 which takes you to 3 of the canyons – Upper antelope, Rattlesnake, and owl canyon.
Heres the entrance into Upper Antelope.
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I would definitely recommend Rattlesnake canyon because that’s where i enjoyed taking photos the most.
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Chrissy Kim
EMAILPOSTAfter quitting my 9 to 5 job and before heading to New York, me and a friend/former coworker headed out to Arizona to go visit the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. On our way to Arizona, we stopped by Joshua Tree (in California).
I haven’t taken just landscape photos in a while. It was nice to just take in the surroundings.PINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEI thought this was an interesting Trail…PINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGEBelieve it or not, that tree of branches was pretty prickly.PINIMAGE
Most people camp and hike in Joshua Tree. We just kind of took a 2 hour detour and drove through and stopped and took photos at places we thought were interesting.
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Chrissy Kim
EMAILPOSTThe Shin Family. I love them! 5 sisters, and they all have girls so far. The only boys are the ones that married into the family.
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I’ve known Liz since I was in high school.
Her oldest daughter was one of my first clients for portraits. And I was even able to do infant portraits for her second daughter! And I finally got to meet her 3rd daughter during this photo session! My style of editing has definitely changed since then!
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I got to meet Teresa and her now husband (then fiance).
I also got to meet Anne and her husband.PINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGE
And Joan I had met a little while back. And even took photos of her daughter when she was first born!
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With their husbands.
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The parents with the grandkids. Every time I look at this photo, it just makes me laugh.PINIMAGE
I can’t wait to see who has the first boy!
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Chrissy Kim
EMAILPOSTI love hanging out with the Chen Family. And then staying for dinner and eating Hot Pot :p
I love that I’ve been able to watch these little boys grow. From Doing Greyson’s new born shoot, 6 month shoot, maternity photos for Hudson, Hudson’s newborn shoot, and his 6 month shoot. PINIMAGEPINIMAGEPINIMAGE
I can’t wait to see them again!
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Chrissy Kim
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