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Waimea Love

one of my favorite things about hawaii is the people that live there. the aloha spirit is real, and it lives in everyone that calls this paradise home, like the brunel’s here. we met them years ago, through ronnie and giji, and have updated their family portraits regularly ever since. every time we go to hawaii they are one of the highlights of our trip. they’re super friendly and even more laid back than us.

sidebar – i think we need to spend more time on north shore.

anywho, here is their latest session, taken in one of our favorite places on the planet.