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!
Brandie and Deron are awesomely in love and I had a lot of fun playing in the sunshine with them during their recent engagement session. We started at Gene Coulon Park where it seemed half the population of Renton was having some sort of celebration – here you’d never guess the number of children running...
If I had to some up George and Amy’s wedding in one word I think it would be wow. Or quite possibly it could be laughter. Or love. The good thing is I don’t have stick to one word (or one image) to show off an amazing ceremony and celebration with two of the most...
We started downtown where I learned kissing has been known to make Chante giggle a bit:
In the nearly three years since I photographed Susan and Ze making out in a waterfall I’ve had countless couples insist on getting in water for their engagement sessions. It is always a fun way to add a little...
There are a lot of things that go into the creation of a great photograph. Most would say it is a mix of the photographer having an eye for composition, a mind to understand the technical aspects, and the equipment needed to preserve the scene the way the photographer sees things. While that is all...
For years I’ve loved catching reflections of people standing near water in their portraits. Now I am loving the reflections I am finding as I spend more and more of my time working as an underwater portrait photographer. Here is one of my favorite examples of an underwater portrait with really cool reflections: