A+ G Engaged! Maryland Engagement Photographer

Amanda and Gab are getting married at the beautiful Meadowlark Gardens so they wanted their engagement photos to reflect more of an urban city feel; the exact opposite of what their wedding images will be. I thought this was a great idea and am happy we were able to accomplish the look they were going for. Georgetown was the perfect location and offered tons of great spots for photos, I could have spent all day there. We started out down by the water and made our way up to M street among the crowds of busy Saturday afternoon shoppers.

I love how these images reflect how comfortable Amanda and Gab are with each other, just having fun and enjoying their time together. That is what being engaged is all about!

There were so many images that I liked - I had trouble deciding which few to show! 

If I had to pick just one favorite, this would be the one.

Aren't you dying to know what he said to get her to laugh like that? This one would make a great canvas!

Thanks so much guys! I hope you had as much fun as I did.

Anna at Arena Stage : Washington DC Portraits

Anna is a friend of mine that I met though the Washington School of Photography. She is a super nice person who is outgoing and full of energy and she is a very talented photographer. She used to work at Arena Stage in Washington DC and helped bring the renovations for this beautiful building to life. Arena is one of the largest theaters in the country dedicated to performing arts. Because of Anna's background in architecture and design, she effortlessly brings this eye to her photography to produce some very creative images. 


Recently Anna announced that she was moving back to Florida and asked me to do a lifestyle photoshoot of her at Arena Stage….of course I said yes! As a photographer, she wanted to have the memories of her time working there documented before she left the DC area. I was flattered that she asked me to capture this for her! 

I really enjoyed doing this session. It was fun to take beautiful photos of someone just being themselves. And we were able to incorporate the unique architecture of the building into the images.