In July, Jake and I took our first mini-vacay without our kids, and do you know what? It was awesome. In October, we had the opportunity to do it again when a couple of our dearest friends tied the knot in Sedona at L’Auberge. And although we may have had literally only a couple of hours to burn for ourselves, you would be amazed at what a couple of hours feels like when you’re in an autumnal utopia and the only noise that surrounds you is soft babbling of the creek, the chirping of the birds, and the wind rustling through the trees.
We went for a hike fairly close to the famed West Fork Trail, which is known for its vibrant colored autumn leaves. It was spectacular even though it was early in the season, and the leaves had just begun to change color.
Sunlight through trees is my second favorite kind of light with moonlight still holding on to the position of first favorite light. But, it just makes you sigh so hard doesn’t it?
Some professional landscape photographers were nice enough to take our picture for us and teach me how to photograph a waterfall and capture that milky water effect that you sometimes see in the magazines (see below).
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