One of the coolest things about portraits is that you can find great places everywhere. You don’t need to go far to find completely different settings so close together!
Jennifer and Kevin are a couple that really clicks! They are so relaxed and fun and seem to be made for each other.
From an old barn with beautiful light and full of hay …
The next task in Manhattan was an engagement session that Critsey had scheduled. I photographed it with her, and we met Kelly and Tom at DUMBO in Brooklyn.
Kelly is an artist and Tom is in IT. It was so nice to watch and photograph this cute couple!
Right when we arrived there was this amazing willow tree lit by the sun …
I recommend a visit at Critsey’s blog to again see the different perspectives that two photographers get.
I love the stories of how couples got together! For Aleta and Chris it was a missed plane on a business trip that gave them time to get to know each other …
An airport parking deck (and a light rail train) thus were the perfect locations for their engagement session that Critsey Rowe and I shot together. Again, two photographers’ views on a theme provided stunning perspectives.
Aleta and Chris were up for anything, even though it was a cold and rainy day. They are so much in love and such natural posers!
In September I had the pleasure of coming along on an E-session shoot with Andrena Douglass from Los Angeles.
Together with David Mielcarek from Cinematic we shot in the heart of Manhattan.
But to make things a bit more interesting I chose my cell phone’s camera for the entire shoot!
It’s not the tools …
Chicago is a wonderful city and we had the great pleasure to photograph Sophia & Peter’s engagement session there.
They are a lovely couple and together with them we hit the “Windy City” for a day long session!
The Bean was a must. And it actually is awesome!
(Its real name is Cloud Gate …)
