There are so many locations in Washington, DC for engagement photos–from grand architectural marvels to intimate, cozy settings. Here are some of the best places for an engagement photo session in the city, each with its unique charm, ideal times, and other hot tips. National Gallery of Art Why It’s Perfect: The National Gallery of […]
Anytime I give “advice,” it doesn’t mean it’s going to work for you. The way you move through the world should be specific to you. There’s no consistent input and output when it comes to a client facing job if you can’t keep up with a consistency you set, you’ve set yourself up. I think people can sense when things are just a bit off and it comes off not only as inauthentic, but also unprofessional. It’s ok to be inexperienced and building, but it’s not ok to completely pretend that’s not happening.
Naomi and Christian’s engagement session was held in my Baltimore studio. The couple is no stranger to the camera, and I first met them during an editorial shoot at Assateague Island in Delaware. Since then, I’ve also worked with them for a commercial shoot…because they’re models. Each time I have them in front of my camera, it’s just a fun time, and it feels like photographing old friends at this point.
Ashley and Travis got engaged and moved to London a month later. They decided to give themselves two years to plan their dream wedding from across the Atlantic. The result was an elegant evening at the Anderson House in Washington, D.C., the bride’s hometown. The wedding was filled with personal touches, late-night disco, and the perfect shoes.
Do you ever get caught up in the photos you think you’re supposed to take on a wedding day, so much so that it distracts you from the photos you wish you were taking? Do you tend to look outward for direction when it comes to wedding photography? Comparing yourself to other photographers? Questioning…why didn’t […]
For their 2023 team photoshoot, Caitlyn Meyer Pro Team wanted a clean, modern, and chic style. Focusing on the simplicity of a clean white backdrop and hardwood floors, the team dressed in black outfits–head to toe. The hair and makeup skills of each artist shined in the photos without any distraction.