Category Archives: Engagement Sessions

Andrea & Lee’s Engagement Session – Downtown Houston

Andrea & Lee met up with me in downtown Houston a few weeks ago for their engagement session, and we had such gorgeous weather and so much fun!
When Andrea & I talked about where to go for their engagement session, she mentioned the beautiful azaleas in full bloom behind City Hall. Oh my goodness!...

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Tiffany & Dionicio’s Engagement Session – The Woodlands, Texas

I first met Tiffany at Kelly & Ted’s wedding in October – Kelly is her cousin, so Tiffany & her mom Julie were at the house as Kelly was getting ready, and just so much fun throughout the wedding day. I was just *thrilled* when Julie contacted me in November after seeing Kelly’s photos and...

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Lindsay & Nathan’s Engagement Session

Sometimes when we set up a session, things don’t go as planned, but in the end they are so much better! Lindsay, Nathan & I had originally planned their engagement session for a Saturday afternoon in November. Then, at the last minute, the forecast changed. It was misty, gray, and just generally miserable. So we...

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Brooke & Nathan’s Engagement Session – Hill Country, Texas

I still remember my first meeting with Brooke & Nathan at the studio. You know how you meet some people and you just feel like you hit it off right away? It was one of those moments. The best way for me to describe Brooke is light and fun. She is just adorable. And Nathan...

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Kelly & Ted’s Engagement Session at @CoffeeGroundz! Houston Engagement Photography

Kelly first contacted me last year while I was in Mexico for Jose Villa’s workshop. Ahhh, the Hacienda. It was a magical night at the end of a fabulous day, and in few minutes of downtime I decided to check my email – and there was an inquiry from her asking if I was...

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Elaine’s TTV Photos – Houston Engagement Photography

A few weeks ago when I photographed Melissa & Brandon’s engagement session, Elaine came along with us and brought her TTV cameras. TTV stands for Through The Viewfinder, and she uses old cameras that have a viewfinder on top of the camera (like a Brownie camera); she has set up with a tube on top...

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