FINALLY! Here is part two of Nicole & Jake's engagement session. Again I can not say how much I absolutely love these two and can not wait for their wedding! I'm going to let the rest of the photos just speak for themselves. Enjoy! Just incased you missed it.... although thanks to Nicole's mass advertising of my blog I doubt you did {Thank you Nicole.. Love you} Check out part one.
{Au Revoir Mon Chéri!}
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8.28.2010
8.14.2010
For Reasons Unknown
Nicole + Jake
Dream Job, Meet Day Job. I had the pleasure of taking photographs of two people that I work with; I love it when two worlds collide. Jake is a pilot; Nicole (was) a flight attendant and somewhere in between a mile high and 37,000 ft they fell in love. Originally I was not photographing their engagement session. A photographer friend of mine the fabulous Krystal from Verve Studio, whose work I love and admire was helping me with my photo skills and I asked Nicole and Jake to pose for me. As luck would have it Jake was planning on purposing to Nicole and less than 24 hours before our little get together he got down on one knee and asked Nicole to be his Mrs. I would say that it was the worlds fastest engagement session BUT I did photograph my friends Jon and Bethany while Jon proposed to Bethany. Awwww.. LOVE!
I love finding new places to photograph. It wasn't so much a find since their happened to be literally 4 other photographers photographing people the same time I was there but that still doesn't take away from it's greatness. I loved the verity this park offered from green grass to urban pealing paint sometimes I forgot the pictures were actually taken in downtown Denver rather than a small field in Kansas. SO many amazing images it deserves TWO parts!
{Au Revoir Mon Chéri!}
Baby, I don't think we're in Kansas any more... stay tuned for part deux{2}!
Dream Job, Meet Day Job. I had the pleasure of taking photographs of two people that I work with; I love it when two worlds collide. Jake is a pilot; Nicole (was) a flight attendant and somewhere in between a mile high and 37,000 ft they fell in love. Originally I was not photographing their engagement session. A photographer friend of mine the fabulous Krystal from Verve Studio, whose work I love and admire was helping me with my photo skills and I asked Nicole and Jake to pose for me. As luck would have it Jake was planning on purposing to Nicole and less than 24 hours before our little get together he got down on one knee and asked Nicole to be his Mrs. I would say that it was the worlds fastest engagement session BUT I did photograph my friends Jon and Bethany while Jon proposed to Bethany. Awwww.. LOVE!
I love finding new places to photograph. It wasn't so much a find since their happened to be literally 4 other photographers photographing people the same time I was there but that still doesn't take away from it's greatness. I loved the verity this park offered from green grass to urban pealing paint sometimes I forgot the pictures were actually taken in downtown Denver rather than a small field in Kansas. SO many amazing images it deserves TWO parts!
{Au Revoir Mon Chéri!}
Baby, I don't think we're in Kansas any more... stay tuned for part deux{2}!
5.25.2010
{Such Great Heights}
Meet Shaquita and Benjamin. Shaquita is one of my co-workers at "the day job", as much as the day job is really quite a drag people like Shaquita brighten my day and make it a little better. Shaquita and Benjamin will be getting married June 19th 2010 in Chicago. They are both originally from Chicago, I have never been so I'm excited to explore a new city while shooting their wedding. We drove up to Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, CO on a chilly morning in May. We had been trying to plan this engagement session for what seemed like FOREVER because the Colorado weather was NOT participating. One of the down falls to Colorado, even in May it could snow. Shooting pictures at Red Rocks is always easy because the scenery is just so beautiful that it's hard to take a bad picture, but it also helped that Shaquita and Benjamin were such naturals and their love shows so easy on the camera.


















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