Now everybody knows, I am in no way a morning person. I am the hardest person to wake up especially when the sun hasn't come up yet. But photography is something I'll get out of bed for. Heather asked me to come along on an engagement shoot over at the Tidal Basin in DC. We got there around 6:15 and were immediately shocked at how many photographers there were just in the parking lot. Jamie and Alex (one of the cutest couples ever) showed up shortly after, and we started walking toward the monuments and cherry blossoms. We were met with this:
Photographers were EVERYWHERE. I don't think that there was a single angle of the cherry blossoms that wasn't being covered by a photographer.
We eventually found an open spot to take some photos just as the sun was about to rise. Jamie and Alex were amazing even though it was absolutely freezing out.
After a quick wardrobe change, we headed out to the monuments. 
Kudos go to Jamie and Alex for being so amazing while walking all over the place, and staying so damn cute through the freezing temperatures.
-Bec
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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!