Seim Photography

Another senior session right here in in Ephrata. Daniel was a really nice local guy, and though he was a little reserved he started relaxing, especially once we got him in his own element kicking the soccer ball around.

I like #2. Kind of a fun silly shot, but Daniel really reminds me of an older version of Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) in this shot. Here’s that and a few other favs. As always click any image for the BIG view.

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I just recently did a fun session for Spencer is Moses Lake. We shot at McCosh park in Moses. It’s a great place for portraits. Here’s a few favorites… Gav

I really like the feel of this dwindling road. The old truck that’s for sale makes me feel like if I were to drive up the road I would go back in time.

Continuing my digital fine at project, here is my latest work. intend to keep doing these, and build a collection that will eventually be available for sale on my site. If you want a copy now you can contact me.

I actually took this last year in 2007. It’s was a side road off of highway 12 in WA that leads to a Mount ST Helen’s lookout. It was not until this last week that I finally got it finished. Alas time is a fleeting thing.

I used an new effect I made in Photoshop, as well as plenty of painstaking editing to get the finished look that was a cross between a painting and a photo. It really shows up well in a large print. If you want to learn more about how it was done, I’ll post more about that soon on my Seim Effects blog. Have a wonderful day everyone… Gav

Sondra and I just turned 1 this week. How time flies. Marriage is good. Everyone should do it. Besides you getting marries helps keep us in business.

Anyways we left Cyrus with the grandparents and went down to Wenatchee for a nice dinner at the Applewood Grill. It’s this neat restaurant where the steaks are cooked in and open fire rock stove. It smells so good in there. No photography, no work. Just a nice relaxing evening. God is good!

Here is another one of my favorites from Sondra on the beach last night. Many of the shoots on this trip have been exploring HDR, and this is no exception. The beach was really beautiful last night with all the dramatic clouds, and the bride standing barefoot in the sand finished the scene perfectly.

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