The last of the Hard Rock Images

Here are the last of the Hard Rock images I took. Been busy shooting, so I got a little behind on the retouching, but all complete now for the most part. We have one more shoot coming up in about a week, should be fun fun fun!

A few more wedding links

I have a super awesome job as a studio manager at Aquario Studio here in San Diego. I've recently crossed over to the dark side, and have been assisting on weddings. It's actually been really fun, and kind of challenging in a way. Anyways, here are a few links to our blog on some weddings I've worked on. Enjoy!

http://aquariostudio.blogspot.com/2010/08/gabby-and-sam.html

http://aquariostudio.blogspot.com/2010/08/christi-and-mike.html

Links to some weddings I've helped shoot

I've been second shooting with my beautiful friends and amazing fellow photographers at Zoom Theory up in Long Beach, CA. Here are two links to a few weddings I helped shoot!

http://zoomtheory.blogspot.com/2010/08/mr-mrs-casillas-tie-knot-at-san.html

http://zoomtheory.blogspot.com/2010/07/tonitylers-rancho-las-lomas-wedding.html

Sometimes there is light...

...even when it's dark as night. You just have to veer off your path, expose yourself to the darkness long enough, and be patient enough to let the light shine through. Just because you can't see it at first, doesn't mean it isn't there.

Journey to the outer layers of San Diego

So my new found fun friend Josh took myself and his Roomie Trevor out to his parents for some beers, shaving of the fluffiest dog ever, and some hiking. Here are some photos from his parents house. His Dad, Ron, built the house himself, and it's awesome. I kind of wish I had taken my camera on the hike with me, but oh well, next time. There was a fantastic view from the top of the little hill we climbed. Also, we shot off this little hand gun at targets in this bush/tree thing. I told that bush to "break himself"... but I'm not a very good shot.
Fun fun fun.

Wookie: Before and After

The Fluffiest dog in the world
BEFORE

The fluffiest dog in the world
AFTER

More Hard Rock photos

Here are a few more images from the shoot I did at the Hard Rock in San Diego. We have another shoot coming up in September, right before the charity event takes place. Buy some tickets and support a good cause!

Hard Rock Hotel, San Diego

So I've been working with a local San Diego Clothing Designer, Jeana Feely. She is putting on a charity event in September that I am honored to be a part of, where her designs will be featured. There are going to be a few artists there, including myself! Anyways, she put together a shoot to get some shots of her finished pieces. Here are the first two, with a bunch more to come. Check out her site at http://jeanamariefashion.com.

Here is the link to the event, come support your local artists and designers!
http://jeanamariefashion.com/Upcoming_Events.html

Nick Hardwick and Jenny!

I assisted on a shoot with Brian Woeller of GoodFeet the other week. They sponsor a few football players, including Nick Hardwick of the San Diego Chargers. He is one of the nicest people I have ever met, incredibly funny, and so easy going. I look forward to the day I get to shoot with him again. This photo makes me laugh because 98% of the shoot he was all smiles. Go Chargers!

RastaRoots

I did a small gig for a small company called RastaRoots. The are in the process of overhauling their website photographs, and these are a few that I did for them. This girl was really sweet, Alex. I just retouched these today for her and thought I would share.

Disposable Camera Fun!

So I found this disposable camera in my desk. It was from American Eagle, like the store. I've moved this particular camera approximately four times over the course of it's life, and I've had it forever. It was a free giveaway gift with purchase. I held onto it forever because it had no flash on it, so I never found the right time to use it. Anyways, the other day I took it out with me for a walk in my neighborhood, and these are a few images I found worthy of the blog. There were only twelve exposures, not including the coupon printed off the first frame, for 15% off a purchase that expired in 2004. No joke.

Ski Rentals

I have driven past this sign about 1,000 times on the way to Mt. High. I always said to myself that I wanted to take pictures of this place, so one time on my way up, I did. They tore the sign down about a month later. I don't think this place was ever once open for Ski Rentals... maybe Cold Tap Beer though.

pretty tree

From the lovely town of Queenstown, New Zealand

Baby Ryan!

It's Baby Ryan!
Ryan is my cousin Tim and his wife Nicole's second child. He is the cutest chunky monkey ever!

Sexy Lady

So here are some pics that I did for a friend for her man for Christmas. There were lots of pics, but these are a few of my favs :)

The Itsy Bitsy Spider!

The other week, we took Baby Ellie on her first trip to the pumpkin patch. She is definitely the cutest spider that I have ever seen :)

Emmitt Smith YEAH!

I had the opportunity the other week to assist for Brian Woeller in San Diego on a shoot with none other than Emmitt Smith! So this is a picture of me being a dork with Emmitt at the end of our shooting day. I look like a mess, but he looks great with his million dollar smile. I guess thats why they pay him the big bucks!

Something cool and old

It's been a while since I've updated but I've been busy trying to get my life in order and such. So my grandmother gave me a bunch of old photos to scan and print for her niece. Out of all of them, I just loved this one. Classy lady in a pink dress.

My new website is FINALLY up!!!!!

So I'm very, very excited to announce that I finally got my act together and updated my website!! So go check it out at www.jennifersiegwart.com! Look at me being all motivated and whatnot, YAY for me!

Ruins

The top two pics are from Greece, and the bottom two from Italy. Much of the old building seen in Greece are due to an earthquake they had a while back. They basically just let the buildings stay wherever they fell and built on top or around it. I think it's pretty rad how you can pretty much walk around and into the majority of all building ruins. It really lets you get to know what exactly you are looking at, rather than just seeing it and moving past it. It lets you appreciate it a little more. Plus it's all different and holds character.

Boats and benches and churches, oh my!

Here are some pictures of some places I would rather be at right now. Why had no one invented a time machine yet? 1.21 jigawatts!!!