When a couple ask if you want to shoot their portrait session out on the family boat on the Gulf of Mexico, the answer is always "absolutely, I do" (also the answer when Dwight asks if you want to be in something secret). We strapped our cameras on (tightly), boarded the Cajun Queen, and had the loveliest of afternoons  with Amy and Nick. Come on, May!

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Peplum and Bow Tie. We walked into our couple's rad Greenwich flat and saw Peplum and Bow Tie and the kindest of smiles. These two soldiered through the drizzle and cobblestone and gave us some truly sublime moments to photograph. We couldn't be more pleased with these portraits and are so very thrilled to share them with you.

I can't wait for Lindsey & Andrew's wedding next year. They are getting married in Dallas but currently live in NY and really wanted to capture that part of their lives for their engagement session. So, they were kind enough to bring me up to NY and we had a blast! New York is one of those magical places that just stirs something within me; photographing there ignites the passion inside me. I brought Shannon with me on the trip and the four just walked around Manhattan shooting with the endless gold that is the NY backdrop. We wound up finishing on the Brooklyn Bridge and then walked across to Brooklyn and all got some drink and dinner.  We all had an absolute blast and I feel like we've been friends for years! Cannot wait for the wedding in the spring. Something else happened while we were in NY... that post is coming next :)