Tulip Festival

I have always wanted to go back to see the Tulips. They are located about an 1hr 30 minutes away from Seattle. Last time I was there it was probably about 10 years ago... This time fully prepared with the company of my wife and my two Canon cameras ready to get into action.

We got there at around 10:30ish and we went two to different fields this was the second day that they where open for the year. It wasn't as busy as I thought.

Mos of the pictures where taken with the Canon MKII and the 24-70 f2.8 I also had my Canon 1d's MKII with a 17-40 f/4 wide angle lens.

Here is a few pictures:










I hope you enjoy them, you can find more pictures on my site.


www.bouchezphotography.com

I'm an uncle!

You better remember that day, My brother Isaac and Pamm have a beautiful baby girl name Gabriela Isabel Bouchez.

We went to the hospital this morning to visit them and I have to say I almost had tears running... But I had to keep it cool.

Anyways I'm very excited to have a new member in the family. I got to hold her same as my wife and it was the greatest experience ever. Holding her small little head looking at her, you can really stare at the little one for hours and hours. can't wait for the rest of the family to see her. For no is just pictures and pictures!!

I took about 90 pictures in a few hours they really didn't much cropping or adjustments. 95% were all black and white. I wish I had more time to take pictures but the little one needs sleep and food.

Here is a few of them.

If you want to see all of the go to my website!

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TODAY 3/21/2010

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger

I had a chance to take a few pictures during the event....









Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger speaks during a book signing event and speech at the Museum of Flight in Seattle on March 8, 2010. The recently retired airline pilot has been recognized an a national hero after he skillfully landed a passenger aircraft on the Hudson River after the plane lost its engine power because of a bird strike.