A couple’s home is a meaningful part of their lives. For couples like Kait and JJ, this is even more true. It’s an expression of who they are and what’s important to them.

Photo sessions are at their best when the couple is comfortable. I want them to feel comfortable anyway, but the comfort also elevates the photos too. For Anna and Mike, this meant taking their engagement photos at home. I was happy to do it.

All my sessions mean something to me. Every single one. Each one is a chance for new expression. Each one is a chance for continued expression. Each one is a chance to see others’ expression. But some sessions mean more than others, like this one with some engagement photos at my grandparents’ home.

Looking at these mountain engagement photos, you’d never know that Tori and Bear started out hating each other. I know, right? But that’s what they said when they told me their story – they met snowboarding in Utah, and it was less than love at first sight.

I love the chance to be back in New York. The chaos, the pace: it’s like nothing else. So, when Lindsey and Noam reached out about taking some NYC engagement photos with them, I was all in.

So we were suppose to shoot in the desert in Tucson with some cacti … then I drove past this random field and knew this would be perfect, and it so was. His bike in that beautiful soft grass, ugh. I could hang these on my wall.

I know, timeless is such an old lady word but that’s the vibe I was getting and I’m all about it. This session gives me a little bit of Wes Anderson vibes with a touch of little house on the prairie. Also, ok Liz, yes I see you with those hair goals.