Make way for more Boston engagement photos.

Guess where we were?

love these shots.

Thanks for showing me around!

Over Memorial Day weekend I got to travel to Boston and wander around taking photos of fun people. I had three engagement session scheduled, and now I feel like I need a whole new Boston trip to take advantage of all the tips that I got while I was there.

First up on the blog are Ellen and Dan who showed me around Copley Square.

We started out at their apartment.

I think I need to live there some day.

I was told that the Duck tours in Boston are actually pretty cool.

After wandering around Copley Square we walked along the Charles river.

I’m glad Ellen suggested a jumping shot. I am into these shots if you are.

Can’t wait for your wedding. Thanks for showing me around your town.

It was a little cold  (or a lot cold if you were in a dress), pretty windy, and it had been raining–so not ideal weather, but Julie and Binh did not want to reschedule their engagement session and I am so happy that we didn’t.

Isn’t that bike awesome? Julie and Binh own this bike and can even bike it uphill.

I love this shot on the swings.

I love your smile Julie.

These two both went to SU and now work there, so a little SU shot was in order.

Thanks for being such good sports and hardly complaining about the weather at all.

I just saw this amazing letter posted on another blog and I just had to share it.

It was a letter about love from John Steinbeck (author of Of Mice and Men, East of Eden, etc) to his son who was in boarding school and had just confessed that he might be in love. What great advice.

I think I have at least three couples for next year who were high school sweethearts.

These two meet me for their engagement session at their old high school and then we headed out to the very cool, Frog Pond Bed & Breakfast.

The doors were unlocked so we found Julia’s old locker.

Weddings are held in the barn at Frog Pond and when we showed up you could see the remnants of the wedding that happened the night before. 

*note to future brides and grooms–I would love to photograph a wedding here.

Thanks Julia and Matt.

I am nearing the end of my 2011 wedding season, but 2012 is looking awesome. I have had a lot of recent engagement sessions tucked in between 2011 weddings.

My goal at the engagement session is to get to know my couples a bit better and to get some real, authentic photos of the two of them that show off this exciting time.

Megan and Tim were a bit nervous at first, but I think by the end they were pros.

I am so looking forward to your wedding come May 2012.

A few favorites from a recent engagement session.

Ahhh….so little time and so much to share. One of these days I will figure out how to have time to both post photos and write on this blog.

For now, please enjoy these images from a recent engagement session. I am super excited about photographing their wedding this year.

Erin and Dan are getting married on Oct. 30th and after photographing their engagement session I knew for sure that I would be the right photographer for their wedding.

I mean look at how much fun these two are.

Lots of laughing.

We found a few spiders in this vine wall.

Love this one.

Won’t be long before I see these two again.

These two were easy to laugh and I just love that. They picked to have their e-session at a golf course in Utica–of course I took many photos in which you would never know we were on a golf course.

Such as…

and

and

and two more.

Maybe I’ll include a little of the course–and two runners just for fun.

Thanks so much for such a fun engagement session, and I hope you don’t mind that I didn’t include much golf in your session.