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El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir

Abigail Collins April 17, 2017

A free spirit through and through. This early morning boudoir session was equally liberating, and chilly, but incredibly worth it!  

El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
El Matador Beach Outdoor Boudoir © Abigail R Collins Photography
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George and Marisol were married while sailing the Marina del Rey harbor at sunset. In this moment Marisol is tenderly wiping away a tear during their first look. Before George saw her he told me that if he did cry, it was because he had something in his eye... and because he loves her so much ✨💛😭
First 5 minutes: “we’re not very serious people” (said between giggles) 20 minutes later: 🔥
They got married on the same day they met, 14 years later, surrounded by six of their closest friends in a courtyard at home. It may have been the smallest wedding I've ever shot, but it had a big heart.
I’ll take a windy desert at dusk any day. Spent last week at WPPI in Vegas with these two ladies. In previous years I stressed out about taking as many classes as I could, this time I relaxed, enjoyed the trade show and ventured out to shoot portraits with friends. Did anyone else go this year? What did you think?
Everyone is watching the Oscars, but I’m more excited to go through our pictures of our Monster Truck trip today.
A pretty magical double rainbow just appeared in front of our building, but they all are aren’t they...magical. Eamon naming all the colors made it that much more special.
Dinosaurs will always be so cool. We made it to the museum for the first time today. Eamon was more interested in the sound of his feet on the metal door thresholds than the artifacts, but I got to see my childhood favorites: Triceratops and Stegosaurus. If I had to pick what time period to travel back in time to, it would be the Jurassic era. Of course I wouldn’t survive more than 5 minutes, so my back-up is the 70’s ✌️
This pretty much sums up our night last night. Can you guess who got who which card? #myvalentine
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