Showing posts with label minnesota. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minnesota. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Wandering Uptown

          I hope you all will get a kick out of these few images from wandering Uptown this last summer. Thanks for looking!

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Monday, January 4, 2016

Wandering St. Paul - Various Neighborhoods

          I decided to revisit some photos from wandering St. Paul this last summer. Enjoy!

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This guy is the ultimate timekeeper.



If only you guys could see the way this lady walked...






Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Engagement Photos with Kendra & Adam

          Kendra and I go way back to middle school. Back when I often referred to her as "Kendyyyyyy" in an overly exaggerated voice. It means a lot that she asked me to shoot her engagement photos. We had a blast walking around the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum (a must visit if you have not already been). I met her boyfriend at the time, Adam, briefly at our wedding, which was already a couple years ago now. It was great getting to know him more. Overall - a super fun couple to shoot with. I hope the best for these two as they move forward in their relationship and begin planning for their special day. 

          The following are a sampling of my favorite images from the day. Enjoy!









          Like what you see? Please do get in touch with me whether you are interested in an engagement photo session or just want some fun portraits as a couple at your favorite place! Contact me at brandon@brandonlepasti.com. I hope to hear from you!

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Wandering Payne and Dale






While photographing this side street, I heard a woman yell "This is why I'm not marrying you!"


             The man in the black coat some how mistaken me for a woman (even though I have a beard), asking, "Miss? I mean sir, sorry, can you help me find the Metro PCS store?"


          Although technically homeless, Mike Hartzell (A.K.A. Bones) has become an icon along Rice Street - the place where he grew up and still calls home to this day. Bones spends his days patrolling the area, meeting passers-by, and working odd jobs for local businesses. Bones is appreciated so much that local business owners say they hope to some day erect a statue in his honor.