Engagement Photos
March 17, 2011
Ok, I know this is supposed to be a food blog but I couldn’t help but posting our engagement photo blog. I hope you enjoy mine and Shaun’s session. I have known the photographers for a long time and they do amazing work and they have a calling for what they do. Check out their blog! http://tishaandjim.com/blog/2011/03/meagan-shaun/
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i wen thru the photographs…they’re gorgeous…some of them have caught great expressions!
i’ve to admit i’ve been following you without dropping in here regularly…:(
i’ll soon be back to take it bite by bite…
happy wedding preps!
I can see why you picked your photographer — WOW — congratulations! And don’t apologize one bit for sharing this on your food blog — LOVE is at the heart of every great recipe. 🙂
Just beautiful! My son is getting married the end of May… Hugggs
Thank You for this
The tips for capturing genuine moments and choosing the right locations are so helpful. For anyone looking to take their engagement photos to the next level, I recommend checking out this erticle https://skylum.com/blog/landing-great-prom-photos. Although it focuses on prom, the advice on lighting and creative poses can be applied to engagement shoots as well. Great job on this informative piece—excited to try out these suggestions for my own photos!
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Engagement photos are such a lovely way to capture a stage of life that passes surprisingly quickly. I still remember helping a friend choose outfits for her session, and the photos she loved most were the relaxed ones where they forgot about the camera. A good photographer really knows how to make that happen. I’ve become more curious about photography gear over the years too, and sometimes browse sources like https://ricoh.pissedconsumer.com/review.html when researching cameras and equipment. Personal posts like this are fun to see on a food blog because they let readers connect with the people behind the recipes and everyday stories.