If you’re planning a wedding, or similar event, this summer in the Lake Tahoe area, there’s no better wedding photographer than my friend, Beata Domjan Jarvis of Jarvis photography. Beata is truly the best and most passionate wedding photographer I know. She loves what she does, does it better than anyone else, and is reasonably priced. Enough said. You need a wedding photographer? She’s the one.
Cure for the Monday afternoon blues… plan a Tahoe Vacation!
My Friend has a lovely vacation rental home in beautiful Truckee, CA. Truckee is a great location for doing things in and around the Lake Tahoe Basin, and only a short drive to Reno’s nightlife. If you’re looking for a vacation home in North Lake Tahoe, this is it!
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Here’s a shot from last Friday’s commercial photo shoot of a luxury vacation rental.
Photographed with my Nikon D3x and Nikon Super Wide Angle 17-35mm f/2.8 lens.
Here’s a shot of the Master Bedroom of this amazing home.
Luxury Rental Home - Master Bedroom
I’d like to hear your comments and thoughts. Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello Photography.
Happy Shooting!
Jeff Aiello
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On trips, it’s important to enjoy the destination as well as the journey… and maybe take a photograph or two. This photograph was captured heading out of Lake Tahoe, on Echo Summit.
I’d love to hear your comments.
Copyright 2012 By Jeffrey Aiello Photography, all rights reserved.
Happy shooting!
Jeff Aiello
Another shot with the iPhone, black & white conversion.
I’d like to hear your comments and thoughts. Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello Photography.
Happy Shooting!
Jeff Aiello
This was shot early in the morning of last week’s snow storm. I really like the feel of this photograph.
Monochrome Forest
This was also shot 70-200mm f/2.8, 1 sec., at f/22.
I’d like to hear your comments and thoughts. Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello Photography.
Happy Shooting!
Jeff Aiello
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I’ve driven by the meadow many times since returning to Lake Tahoe in October 2011. I’ve wanted to capture the trees and their shadows on the snow surrounding them.
However, the clouds and storms this day provided something else. For me drama in my photographs (not personal life) is very important… and the clouds above these trees screams drama.
Clouds over Conifers
Instead of shooting with a “traditional” landscape lens, I shot this with my 70-200mm f/2.8, and I like the results.
I’d like to hear your comments and thoughts. Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello Photography.
Happy Shooting!
Jeff Aiello
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I captured this photograph of Lake Tahoe’s Cave Rock and a sugar cone pine tree between passing storms yesterday. Cave Rock is considered a sacred place to the local Washoe Indian Tribe, and is one of the many iconic locations in and around the Lake Tahoe basin.
I’d like to hear your comments and thoughts. Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello Photography.
Happy Shooting!
Jeff Aiello
Here’s another photograph taken during last week’s snow storm. I really liked the cloud structure in this shot.
Trying to Break Through
Comments? Copyright 2012 by Jeffrey Aiello
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Jeff Aiello
