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Callie and Chris- A Harpers Ferry, West Virginia Engagement Session

A while back, I photographed Katy & Drew's engagement session at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. One of the backdrops we used was the St. John's Episcopal Church Ruins Well, that session led Chris to me even BEFORE he proposed to Callie!
Callie and Chris met in Hawaii (where Callie now lives), but they have spent much of their relationship apart since Chris was stationed in Georgia. Ever since the possibility of becoming engaged, Callie wanted to have the engagement shoot in front of church ruins. This lead to asking around, lots of google searching, the proposal, and finally the shoot!

Pratik and Ronak- Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C Surprise Proposal

Last Friday morning, was not the warmest of mornings at all, but you could find me hanging out in front of the Lincoln Memorial in DC. I was there to photograph waiting to spot Pratik and his girlfriend, Ronak. They had flown in from Texas the evening before and were spending Valentine's Day/President's Day weekend in DC. Pratik wanted to kick it off by proposing to Ronak, and he did just that, AND she said YES!

Here are a some of my favorites from the surprise proposal:

Jade and Ryan- A Montego Bay, Jamaica Destination Wedding

Jade was one of my roommates at Elizabethtown College. She and I had a ton of fun living together in a cramped college dorm room. At the beginning of the fall semester of our junior year, she took me to her family's annual camping trip. Before going, she warned me to stay away from her brother's friends. They were "trouble." During the trip, she met Ryan... one of her brother's friends. The chemistry between them was instant. They started dating, and they have been together ever since. Years later, Jade and Ryan got married in Montego Bay, Jamaica at the Iberostar Resort! I was able to make the trip out there and photograph their gorgeous wedding.

Here are a few of my favorites from their wedding:

Kate and Nick- A Bethany Beach Sunrise Portrait Session

So morning after their wedding, Kate and Nick were troopers and came out for a sunrise session on the beach!

Here are a few of my favorites:

Kate and Nick- A Bethany Beach, Delaware Wedding

I have known Kate and Nick forever. Nick and I grew up in the same neighborhood. Kate and I played lacrosse together in high school. They started dating in high school and have been together ever since. Scott and I traveled to Bethany Beach, Delaware for their rehearsal dinner, wedding at the Bethany Beach Ocean Suites, and sunrise trash the dress session.

You can find the sunrise session here.

Here are a few of my favorites from their wedding:

Jenn and Freddy- A Maryvale Castle, Baltimore, Maryland Wedding

Heather and Mark- An Occoquan, Virginia Wdding

Jenn and Freddy- A Georgetown Engagement Session

Jonathan and Disco Biscuit- A Manassas Battlefield, VA Portrait Session

Katy and Andrew- An Outer Banks, North Carolina Wedding

Kelsea and Mike- A Mendenhall Inn Wedding

Kelsea and Mike- A Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania Engagement Session

On Film: Kevin and Stephen's Danfords Wedding

Kevin and Stephen- A Danfords, Port Jefferson, NY Wedding

Snowy Film Love- Kelley's Portrait Session

Film Scan of the Day:

Martha and Eli- A Carlyle Club Wedding

Katy and Andrew- A Harpers Ferry, WV Engagement w/BTS photo

Sarah and TJ- An Artisphere Wedding

Laura and James- An Old Town Alexandria Engagement Session

Martha and Eli- An Old Town Alexandria Engagement

Lindsey and Jack- A Manassas Battlefield Engagement

Anna and Lucas- A Berryville, Virginia Wedding

Snowy Film Love- Kelley's Portrait Session

Instead of doing my usual Film Scan of the Day, I did a mini portrait session with my childhood friend Kelley. I wanted to catch up on my 365 (I may have been cheating a little bit), so we went out wandering the day after a huge snowstorm.
I am actually starting to really enjoy using the Mamiya c330f TLR. After getting it, I was skeptical, but I've learned to adapt my shooting workflow to this magical little camera. Shooting in a square format is completely different than shooting anything else composition wise. Shooting with the 645 is just like shooting with most SLRs, so adapting was a piece of cake. The look of film is so yummy. The amount of time I spend editing on all of these images? 30 seconds. Love it!