Showing posts with label San Miguele de Allende Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Miguele de Allende Wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Why a Wedding in San Miguel de Allende? Here's 6 Good Reasons

San Migule de Alende
Photography Sherrlyn Borkgren http://www.BorkgrenPhoto.net
Why should you consider a wedding in San Migule de Allende? Here are a few good reasons to go to San Miguele de Allende:
Best airfare prices ever this winter!
No reason to get stuck at a mechanical resort when you can dive into the culture of Mexico and add some uniqueness and color to your wedding day. Here's some reasons:
1. San Miguel de Allende's colonial architecture
2. Cobblestone Streets and the evening music in the square
3. Mexican food --- like "real" Mexican chocolate or atol served on street corners!
4. Bargain shopping on arts such as beautiful weavings, ceramics, masks, and paintings
5. Perfect year round weather (even golf at the Malaquin)
6. I am offering great wedding photography deals throughout Mexico,Guatemala,Belize and Costa Rica. I limit how many weddings I shoot so give me a hoot.

Friday, April 10, 2009

Believe

"If you believe you can or if you believe your cannot you are right" Henry Ford

We have it narrowed down to the top ten for the free wedding day photography!!!
It's a very hard choice.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Sunday, January 18, 2009

La Amor Viene por Las Cositas


La Amor de Sarah and Julian es como. . .



Sherrlyn Borkgren Photography
http://www.lovesimplyhappens.com
Destination Wedding Photography

Eugene wedding photographer,Oregon Wedding Photographer,Bend Wedding Photographer,San Miguele de Allende Wedding

Friday, January 16, 2009

Professional Photographer's Magazine Features My Photography in Congo

Here is the opening page from Professional Photographer's Magazine who interviewed me for their January 2009 Professional Photographer's opening year issue. The boy in the picture is fighting over buckets. An aid group, Samaritan's Purse, had brought buckets to show how to purify water. No one cared about the water. The people made swords out of sticks. We watched it get pretty violent. One of the Aid workers pulled me out. I didn't feel anyone would attack me but then you never really know when individuals begin a mob. Please remember the people in the Eastern Congo and what they are going through. If anyone decides to donate talk to me about to who and how. God's peace Sherrlyn
http://www.lovesimplyhappens.com

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Thanks to a very cool out of the box kinda guy, Gary Klein who made it all happen!!!!! Yeah Gary
Also Dr. V. Bose my surface hippy friend in Chennai, India many many thanks.



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