When Danielle and Nicholas approached me looking for a photographer for their Georgetown engagement, little did I know that my camera would earn me their trust!
After a conversation about styles and work, Danielle casually asked me what camera I used. When I told her Cannon, she revealed that she work for Cannon and that was her preferred tool. Certainly, a workman is only as good as his tools allow him to be. They were pleased that in their eyes I was using the best tools for the job.
These Georgetown engagement photos highlight why sometimes less is best
Danielle and Nicholas had chosen a beautiful location is Georgetown which was hidden from sight. McNab park offered the perfect setting for what we needed without having to travel far to obtain it. Above all, their objective for the session was to keep the photo session simple. They wanted to highlight the natural beauty that spring offered.
Having come out of a long winter, the focus was on the awakening of nature through the colourful spring flowers, foliage and flowing river. Due to the long winter, the water levels were high as everything was thawing out. However, this just added more texture to the overall images.
Danielle had managed to get her father’s Audi which added a fun element to their photoshoot. Being able to capture images of them with the roof down, from both sides of the glass gave me ample opportunities to present them with different feels. As the clouds passed over us, blocking our natural light source, we were able to create a more dramatic vibe. This was the perfect contrast to when they laid in the grass surrounded by dandelions, which was a lot more light hearted and sweet.
The perfect location for Danielle and Nicholas’s Georgetown engagement photos was closer than we thought
I loved how they seemed at one with each other and I was able to use a documentary style coverage to offer a glimpse into their relationship. Most importantly, the key to the success of this photoshoot was down to the relaxed demeanour of my couple. Their ability to be content in each other’s company meant that I was merely capturing snapshots of their connection.
The beauty of their Georgetown engagement was down to Danielle and Nicholas, who showed us that keeping it sweet and simple speaks volumes.
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My passion and biggest asset is taking the time to make every client comfortable and relaxed before I even pick up the camera. The result? Photos of you that actually look like you at your best! I can prove to you how much you can enjoy having your picture taken. Lifestyle photography is about the experience that happens to be served up along side of some great photos.
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Family Photography for families that like to move around and enjoy their photo time, Wedding Photography for couples looking for a mixture of photojournalistic, contemporary and traditional images and Professional Corporate headshots that are far from cheesy and stiff.