Taylor and David
Location: Quail Ridge Park
The Beauty of Winter Portraiture.
Taylor and David are about to celebrate one year of dating. Taylor contacted me about meeting them for a session. They both go to school 2 hours away, so we chose a nice park about half way between us. When Tony and I arrived, we were really excited to see all the tall grass and this beautiful big, bare tree all by itself. I just knew that it would make a great place to start. From there we simply walked this paved trail and found a lot of nice areas to stop. We had decided before beginning that we wanted to do some softer, more gentle poses along with the fun stuff. Trying to stretch ourselves with our posing, I believe that we ended up with just what we set out to do. Having subjects that were open to sitting in tall grass, climbing trees and sitting on dirty stumps really helped us to create this beautiful session.
If you have never considered the winter time portraits, I say it's time to reconsider! I think this session proves that even in the bare of winter, there are still beautiful images to be made.
Taylor and David are about to celebrate one year of dating. Taylor contacted me about meeting them for a session. They both go to school 2 hours away, so we chose a nice park about half way between us. When Tony and I arrived, we were really excited to see all the tall grass and this beautiful big, bare tree all by itself. I just knew that it would make a great place to start. From there we simply walked this paved trail and found a lot of nice areas to stop. We had decided before beginning that we wanted to do some softer, more gentle poses along with the fun stuff. Trying to stretch ourselves with our posing, I believe that we ended up with just what we set out to do. Having subjects that were open to sitting in tall grass, climbing trees and sitting on dirty stumps really helped us to create this beautiful session.
If you have never considered the winter time portraits, I say it's time to reconsider! I think this session proves that even in the bare of winter, there are still beautiful images to be made.
