Had so much fun with this e-session... this is probably one of our longest e-sess Blog posts in AA history.

It just so happens that Jim and I usually end up having awesome weather for the majority of our shoots... a surprisingly warm day in January for our e-session with Angel & Kevin. What a cute, fun, and quirky couple. We had a blast roaming all over Angel's father's property in Slatington to Kevin's parents house. We will never forget how inviting Kevin's mom was nor the blueberry coffee she made us after we came in from shooting outside. We wish you both all the happiness in the world & look forward to seeing you both on your wedding day.

 

Ended up having an unusually warm day spent outside on one of the last day of November, wouldn't have wanted it any other way. We all met up @ the Waterworks and shot around the surrounding properties of the Art Museum.  I absolutely loved hearing all about Amy & Nathan's proposal story and loved the fact that it had happened right where we were shooting in front of Boat House Row. We cannot wait to spend another day in Philly with the lovely couple come their wedding in September 2010.

 

Renee and Shawn booked their Engagement Session to take place with us over Thanksgiving Break. We ended up being dealt a pretty cold, rainy, dreary day.... Being that they were only in town for a short while we decided to suck it up and battle the weather.  Like true champs this might have been a first for these two caught in a battlefield of paintball war in an bandoned steel mill, walking around downtown Bethlehem, and shooting a pose on a pool table at the Tally Ho.  This made for some unique settings that you could tell totally matched their style.  Totally excited for their wedding next October in Central Park.

 

More to come....

It was a first for Jim and I visitng Valley Forge Park.... lots and lots of history here. We ended up having a lovely day hopping from photo opportunity after photo opportunity. Erica and James were very laid back, and well as you can see an absolutely stunning couple to work with!  Thanks and cannot wait for your wedding next July of 2010.

This image totally explains why I love chicken coops so much.... Canoodling in a chicken coop = Priceless

Since Steph & Dave came to visit us all the way in our neck of the woods for our consultation we decided to come out to them for a lovely engagement session in Philly.  We decided to start our day off at The Waterworks and worked our way into the beautiful Rittenhouse Square Park.  These two locations were perfect since the two of them actually work in the City.  I couldn't believe all the public entertainment that was being provided at the park! Having since worked with Steph & Dave we are totally stoked to be shooting their wedding this coming May on the beach and at The Ocean City Yacht Club.  Looking forward to seeing you guys once again!

 

I have known Andrea for a long time, we go way back to the good old Tiki bar Days (use to waitress there w/ her)... I actually knew Andrea when her and Josh first started dating!  I want to say it's been a little over 5 years that they have been together and he proposed back in 2008.  Andrea had called me in 08' to let me know she definitely had her mind set on having me shoot their wedding as well as their engagement pictures on her father's farm in Oley, PA!  Jim and I, both had an excellent time getting chauffeured throughout all of the 200 acres of farm land on a heavy duty golf cart as well as spending time with the animals, and the hissing vulture!!!  

 

 

 

We are so excited for the wedding that will be taking place in June 2010 and cannot wait to share more photos with you but until then you will have to wait :)

June of 08' - "A DATE"

Since meeting James back in January, our relationship has developed & everything in our world has been going terriffic!   Before going out on a date to MELT we decided to swing by Jimmies mom's house for her to snap a few shots of us together!

This is what we ended up with, and I decided to go a little crazy on the post editing... but I definitely wanted something a little different than the normal cornfield pictures. :)