Dramatic Underwater Portraiture and Emotional Wedding Photojournalism
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I am a passionate wedding and portrait photographer based on a little island just outside of Seattle.
This is the place to see my latest favorite images, find all Sacha Blue announcements, and get to know the girl behind the camera.
I love telling stories, preserving genuine emotions, and basically making a moment in time stand still forever.
I love that people invite me to spend the best days of their lives with them. Even more I adore all of the amazing people I meet in the process and friendships I create along the way.
When I'm not working you're likely to find me at Luther Burbank playing with my dog, scuba diving in Puget Sound, eating Thai food with friends, or checking things off of my 30 By 30 List
The blog goes back over four years and is updated often - so stay for a while, come back soon, and don't forget to bookmark The Sacha Blue Blog!
By this point I’m sure all the hot little books I delivered before I left for Hawaii have been delivered to some very lucky Valentines. Here are a few teaser images from recent modern boudoir marathon sessions in Seattle and Bellevue:
My next boudoir marathon will take place in the Seattle/Bellevue area in April. ...
I definitely took more wedding pictures than diving pictures on this trip (which is a story in itself…) but since I’ve gotten so many nice emails about my turtle pictures in Mexico I thought I’d share one Hawaiian turtle before I head out for a day of wandering around the beautiful island of Kauai!...
While I could go on and on about how much fun I had hanging out with Megan and Ryan today this post is really just a super sneak peak of a couple favorites from our time together – a full recap to follow in a few weeks.
Sunset from their living room:
I’m so absurdly backed up on blogging – which means February is likely to be month full of fun posts and pictures that I’ve been dying to share for ages.
Here are a few more pictures that I loved from Melissa and Ryan’s Engagement session in Seattle in December. If it looks cold that is because...