Young Love

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Paul Van Helden

Last week, I received an email from Britnee. She wanted to have some serious, but mostly fun pictures taken with her boyfriend, Kekoa.  We agreed to meet at a downtown location (in Tucson). From there, we made the rounds ~ taking some photographs here, stopping for some drinking water there.  It turned out to be a very enjoyable experience for me and, I hope, for them, too! In an hour and a half, we took close to two-hundred images. A few of these appear below.

                                      Britnee & Kekoa

Young Love #3

                                        Britnee & Kekoa

Young Love " Jump"           

                                                JUMP!

                                        Britnee & Kekoa

Brittnee & Kekoa

                                        Britnee & Kekoa

                                         Britnee & Kekoa

                                       

Fun Love!

                                     You’ve gotta love….YOUNG LOVE! 

Britnee and Kekoa, we wish you nothing but the very best together… and if, God willing, you should ever need a wedding photographer, I just happen to know a guy that’s pretty good.

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About Paul Van Helden

Paul Van Helden is an active, wedding, portrait, event, engagement, real estate, still life, nature and landscape photographer, based in Tucson Arizona. He has worked professionally for close to twenty years. Nature photographer Fred Dodd Jr. introduced him to photography in 1982. Later, Paul studied photography at Dean College and learned to photograph weddings under the tutelage of Craig Roberts Studio, in Franklin, Massachusetts. After working as a freelance wedding specialist for five years, he started his own wedding photography business in Bellingham, Massachusetts in 1995. He succeeded to shoot hundreds of weddings, throughout New England. All the while, years of zoning changes were slowly degrading the quality of life where he lived. After a hard fought campaign, with the local planning board, fell on deaf ears, in 2004 he decided to move to Tucson, where other family members had relocated to, in previous years.
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