On Monday I had the opportunity to shoot one of the cutest couples ever! I met Jen and Andrew for their engagement shoot at Glen Echo Park in Bethesda, MD. They were so natural in front of the camera and had no trouble at all when I told them to "just be cute!". I have to say, I really do have the most amazing clients ever! Every time I do a shoot I fall more in love with photography and I really owe that to all the wonderful people I worked with. Thank you Jen and Andrew for being so awesome! I cannot wait for your wedding in November!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Glen Echo Park | Washington DC Engagement Phothography
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Labels: Engagement Photography, Engagment
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Samantha and Darnell | Glen Echo Park Engagement Photography
Last weekend I had the chance to meet, hang out with, and photograph Samantha and Darnell. Not only are they a super cute couple, but also such fun people! They are celebrating their 10 year anniversary, and in a few months I will have the privilege of documenting their vow renewal ceremony (and party!). I just love the idea of celebrating 10 years of marriage because its such a big milestone in a relationship. I can't wait for their to photograph their celebration and am so glad that I have a job where I get to work with such great people. Here are just a few of my favorites from the session...
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Labels: Engagement Photography, Engagment
Thursday, April 15, 2010
So In Love...| Washington DC Engagement Photography: Dumbarton Oaks
Liz and Neal are a seriously amazing couple! When I asked them where they wanted to do their shoot they recommended Dumbarton Oaks in Georgetown. This was my very first photo session at Dumbarton Oaks so I didn't know what to expect, but when we walked in, I felt like I had been transported to 17th century England. The grounds are so classically beautiful it felt like I was in a Jane Austin Novel (I could just imagine laying on the grass having Mr. Willoughby recite poetry to me. Yeah, I know he turned out be bad, but before we found that out, he was pretty romantic, right?). We only had 30 minutes to shoot before it closed, but we took full advantage of that time (and squeezed in a little extra time by making friends with the guy with the bell :-). I had such a great time, and cannot wait for their wedding in October! Thank you guys for the fantastic shoot!
Posted by Emily Hayes Photography- Washington DC Wedding and Portrait Photography at 3:22 PM 0 comments
Labels: Engagement Photography