Thankful to have seen these beautiful families again! Photographing their weddings and then watching as they lovingly raise a family always makes me so happy! These little mini-sessions at the park allowed me to shoot with a zoom lens and yet reconnect in this time of social distancing. It was a nice evening!

I couldn’t be happier for Heidi and Colin!! They will be awesome parents. Minnie will testify to that 🙂

We had so much fun working with Sarah and Ian on their engagement shoot and couldn’t wait for their wedding! This winter day was quite cool but they were troopers. The Estate at New Albany was a perfect venue to be outside for a few minutes at a time and then to run in and get warm. The fields on either side make for a beautiful backdrop in any season. We are so thankful that Sarah and Ian invited us along for their special winter wedding!!!

Misty mountains and icicles were the theme of Peyton and Hayden’s engagement shoot in the Hocking Hills. We love hiking here in any weather but the ice draping from the rocks in the winter is always a sight to see. We have known Hayden since he was a little kid and it’s so nice to see him find his true love, Peyton. Thankful to spend a little time in the hills with these two!

Luke and Hannah had a beautiful fall engagement session but the park we shot at didn’t allow dogs. I love animals and love to incorporate pets into engagement shoots whenever possible. One time, a couple brought their 6ft. boa constrictor! That was exciting to say the least 🙂 Anyway, while on Hannah and Luke’s fall session we started talking about their dog, Fenmore, and how much he loves the snow. We said it would be fun if we could find a snow day and run to another park for a little mini session with their favorite furry friend. Sure enough, the weather forecast and our schedules aligned for one of the few snow days we had this winter. I had a lot of fun in these 30 minutes and I think Fenmore was pretty happy, too!