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About Jenny Alders Smith

Alders Photography provides modern sensibilities with antique touches to your wedding. With the use of both professional digital and playful film cameras, I aim to document and capture your day in artful ways.

My name is Jenny Smith and I am the creator.  The blog is the best place to get to know me as a photographer because all my best and most recent shots are always posted here!  Feel free to peruse the posts and to click to links above for more information.  Click here to read my full about post.


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Downtown Orange Engagement Photography | Angie & Jerry

A few weekends ago, I met Angie & Jerry in the historical district of downtown Orange to photograph their engagement session.  Angie knew she wanted something old, something a little gritty, with brick buildings and an antique feel.  This is really going to compliment their wedding locations, an old chapel in Tustin followed by the Oak Canyon Nature Center in Anaheim.

The couple also play roller hockey together with friends and family, so the shoot was one part hockey, one part antique.  I LOVE it when people mention things like this!  Angie brought it up at our initial meeting and I went crazy!  I love to incorporate things that make shoots very personal to each couple.  This way the photos end up meaning more to them.  Enjoy!

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February 17, 2010 - 2:36 pm oneshotbeyond - cute couple! Love the roller hockey theme.

February 25, 2010 - 1:54 pm Kristin - Cute shoot! DT Orange is one of my most favorite places! I recognize some of those nooks and crannies...Jeff and I took a photo in that same Starbucks window a few years ago :D

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