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Black and white strips it all down. It’s not just vintage vibes—it’s storytelling, unfiltered. Every glance, every touch, every laugh? It pops in the silence of monochrome. Engagement photos can be the Pinterest-perfect photos, but they can also give that nostalgic vibe.
Read MoreSarah wanted her and Hunter’s engagement session to be very unique to them. She specifically wanted to re-create a photo from her mom and dad’s engagement session. When she told me about this idea, I loved it. I’m a sentimental sap, so capturing this moment for her and Hunter was necessary. Re-creating photos for family members to look at can be cherished for many generations. Generation sentiment brings families closer together by capturing authentic moments with a simple photograph.
Recently, I had the distinct pleasure of documenting the engagement of Sarah and Hunter, a couple whose connection radiated with an effortless authenticity. Their vision for their engagement photos was clear: they desired a visual narrative that mirrored who they were as a couple. Rock Island State Park is where we chose to take pictures for their engagement photos.
One of Sarah’s requests was to recreate an engagement photo from her parents’ engagement session. Incorporating sentimental aspects during a photoshoot is always a plus for me because I tend to be a sentimental sap. Sarah also requested poses that represented her and Hunter as a couple. A journalistic photography style is a great approach to achieving more natural poses.
This sweet couple wanted to be around nature for their engagement session. Bee rock was the perfect location to take their engagement photos. The rain was a bonus nature vibe that added a whole mood to their photos. I highly recommend this location for a couples shoot, especially if you're wanting to be surrounded by nature.
