I love when out of town photographers come to town to shoot local couples. It is always interesting to see their perspective on my hometown. Kate Harrison recently made her way in town to shoot Angie & Corey’s engagement session, and their wedding.
Not only do I love the sunlight in these photos, but I truly love the last two. It captures the Midwest so truthfully. It’s exactly what happens when a few thunderstorms roll in. And, it makes for a great photo op.
Photos courtesy of Kate Harrison Photography
Even with the rain these photos are crazy dreamy. So, don’t be afraid to get a little wet, roll in the dirt, or just have fun. Whether it’s on your wedding day, or in life. After all, a little rain never hurt anyone.
What are some of your favorite moments with your significant other?
Images courtesy of Tyler Jones Photography
It’s not the first time (or even the second time) I’ve encouraged it. There is just something more intimate and real about engagement photos, or any photos for that matter, taken at home. It puts you and your significant other in a more true environment. And, even though some of the photos (or even most) are staged, you’re comfortable because you’re at home.
Justine Ungaro shared this adorable sesh on her blog not too long ago, that features a great couple, with some fun “role playing” shots (and I’m not talking that kind of role playing).
This next grouping is probably my favorite of the bunch. It just feels so much like “home” to me, and very real.
I just love the humor behind the second shot in this group of three. Her in the background downing some of that champagne is killing me.
Images courtesy of Justine Ungaro
Who said you have to go to a park to get your engagement photos taken?
Why not go somewhere fun, somewhere different, or somewhere that means something to the both of you.
I originally found this shoot over on The Unbride, and the photographer had asked the couple what they like to do. Their response? “We don’t do much, all we do is eat and do laundry.” Have fun with it people!
Images courtesy of Christine Change Photography via The Unbride
Just in case you’ve been living under a rock. Spring is here. So much so that here in St. Louis, the weather has been absolutely gorgeous, with an abundance of sunshine.
Not only that, but Spring in St. Louis means the tulips are in bloom all over my alma mater’s campus. Is it weird of me to say I wish college this time of the year?
Image courtesy of Beth Berry Photography
I love baseball. L-O-V-E it. I live in the town of the best fans in baseball (don’t argue with me, because you cannot convince me otherwise). And, I also live in the town where El Hombre plays. So, of course, I love that Tony Hoffer shot a recent engagement session at a baseball stadium. By no means, is it MY baseball stadium (and by “MY” I mean my city’s baseball stadium). The couple was able to get into Citizen’s Bank Park (where the Phillies play) to get some pics. And, I have to give kudos to the Phillie’s because St. Louis’ own Ryan Howard plays for them.
At any rate – in honor of opening day at Busch Stadium in 7 days (i.e. not soon enough), here is one of my faves. Check out the Hoffer Photography blog for more!
Image courtesy of Hoffer Photography
It was 70 out a little over a week ago, so I’m longing for the arrival of Spring and Summer. Can it please get here fast? (Yes, I know, the first day of Spring was March 20, but there’s still a chill in the air).
Area photog, Megan Thiele took these shots while on destination in Destin, FL to shoot the wedding of a former co-worker of mine, Ashley. Makes me wish it were 80, or that I were on vacation. Either way, these two had a ton of fun during their e-photo session.
Images courtesy of Megan Thiele Studios
While it is no secret that I love Colorado, I do love Fall in the Midwest, and the colors. A lot. It is one thing I will really miss once we move. And, this is why.
Images courtesy of Lemongrass Photography
There are no rules with engagement shoots, so why not play up your personalities and have a little fun? I’m quite the fan of the throwback sessions and use of vintage luggage, especially when it fits so well with the couple. Moral of this short story is to have a little fun.
Image courtesy of Anna Page Photography
