PREPARING FOR YOUR ENGAGEMENT PORTRAIT SESSION

I’ve written this page as advice to my own clients, with my own taste and style in mind;  I prefer comfortable, natural pictures that aren’t too stylized.When you’re planning your look for our photo session, just keep repeating these words:  close, confident, and comfortable. Prepare well, then just show up and have fun.



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