Kelly and Quentin: Flagstaff Arizona Elopement Photographers
Flagstaff Arizona Elopement Photographers: Kelly and Quentin’s Intimate Ceremony. I truly had an amazing time meeting and photographing Kelly and Quentin. This adventurous couple traveled up from Phoenix to commit among the changing aspen leaves.
Surrounded by Mother Nature, Kelly and Quentin vowed their love to one another. It was a beautiful way to celebrate their love. I always love when couples decided to ditch the traditional wedding for an elopement. I think that is a wonderful way to begin a life together. This private ceremony served as a beautiful symbol of the couple’s commitment. I was honored to be a part of their special day.
I love being able to blend the grandeur landscapes with the intimate relationships of my clients. Because of this, I believe I have the best job in the world and am continually thankful to the amazing clients who explore with me!
About The Location: Flagstaff Arizona Elopement Photographers
There’s something incredibly calming about aspen trees. Populating mountain climes through subterranean colonial root systems, the elegant white-barked beauties sway in tight-knit groves above alpine meadows. On the western slopes of Flagstaff’s San Francisco Peaks, canyon-born winds whip canopies of heart-shaped leaves into a symphony of whistles and whirs that only nature could score.
Situated on sloping meadows and open glades high on the western slope of the San Francisco Peaks, the Aspen Loop Trail affords unhindered views of the volcanic field to the west and the Grand Canyon to the north. The Peaks loom high above with fine views of the nearby Arizona Snowbowl.
Beginning at the Humphreys Trailhead and branching west, the way leads through micro habitats where sun-loving wildflowers and grasses alternate with shade plants and ferns along the trail’s winding, 300-foot elevation change. Birds of the open glades abound: flickers, jays, juncos, and warblers. Aspen, spruce, and pine stand along the trail, including several large bristlecones. Higher up the Peaks, these trees can live well over a thousand years!
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