Leslie and Brad and I had a sort of difficult time getting our session together… the first time we met to shot, it was at the 17th street bridge. Around 5 minutes after we started shooting, the storm clouds started to come in… we got around 20 minutes of portrait taking time in before we […]
Engagement
Katie and Tyler’s Engagement Portraits at Piedmont Park
The gorgeous Katie and Tyler took a two outfit stroll with me through the most well known park downtown. So, here are my favorite reason’s why to do your portrait shoot at Piedmont Park.
Ginny and Jonathan’s Engagement Session at Vines Botanical Gardens
We met at the very picturesque Vines Botanical Gardens, a popular spot for many of my clients engagement sessions. The gardens are whimsical and soft, not overly manicured, but perfectly spotted with architectural details like white latticed fences and beautiful brick work. Shooting there usually feels like being a part of a fairy tale … […]
Jamie and KC’s Destination Engagement Session
Destination Engagement Sessions always end up with a little extra something special… when we travel to our clients very personal spaces, we have twice as much time to shoot. Jamie and KC utilized 4 outfit changes! They hosted us to a family cabin in the North Georgia Mountains that was just breathtaking. We had made […]
Rochelle and Matt’s Engagement Portraits at the Athens Botanical Garden
One of the many things our blog is helpful for is for our clients to choose a location for their own Engagement Session. As these casual portrait sessions are included with all of our wedding packages, it can really be fun to do a search on this blog to see some different types of environments […]
Katherine and Jacob’s Engagement Portraits at Kennesaw Mountain
Something that I really enjoy about working with so many different people is being able to make imagery that works for each particular client… to me, a portrait is a comprehensive study of who someone is at this particular time in their life. Katherine and Jacob’s engagement portraits feel quiet and understated… simple and full […]
