Darlene & David: Classy, Elegant and...Magic!

Darlene and David held their reception at Saguaro Buttes. This is a beautiful location in Tucson with a natural landscape featuring precisely that: Saguaros. The whole setting in this place was very romantic and breath taking. Darlene and her bridesmaids arrived in a Limousine at the site where her wedding was to take place. Her mother, sisters and close friends helped her to get ready making sure that every single detail was perfect. And it was. Darlene looked just gorgeous and David was captivated by her beauty. Both David and Darlene enjoyed their special day together, and invited close relatives for the family pictures right after the ceremony. They were saving the best for last. David wanted to wait for the sunset to get the astonishing background that Tucson shows every afternoon. David couldn't choose a better view: The sunset, the saguaros and the mountains were the silent witnesses. The colors of sunset intensified the ambience and there was something in the air that prompted for exquisites shots!
Dinner, toast and the cake cutting took place right after their picture session and the dance floor was the perfect scenario for the bouque and garter toss. For Darlene and David, I'm sure this experience was funny and unforgettable to say the least!. The couple left to Italy for their honeymoon, and Darlene described Italy as Magic, and I believed her!, it's just that I think that loving and caring for each other the way they do, is what made their honeymoon: trully magic.

Can you resist Nature's Whim?

I couldn't. Last January I was doing the dishes in my kitchen and as I looked through the window I realized the Catalina Mountains had this deep orange color, almost red. For a moment I thought if it was possible that the city was on fire or something because they looked unusually orange!. I stepped outside just to find before my eyes an awesome display. I sat and admired in shock and awe The Nature's whim of the day. Cookie cutted clouds in oval shapes. Several of them. The sky had been handpainted in dark brown colors mixed with dark orange and dark yellow, It seemed as though if someone smudged oil paint over a canvas and created a new image of the sky, just because. I am personally fascinated with sunsets. Mostly Tucson's sunsets. I hope you enjoy these images as much as I do.