Any day spent in Big Sur is a good one. But when you’ve got amazing weather and a fun couple to explore with, it’s a great day.
That’s what we had for Taylor and Kip’s Big Sur engagement session. It was Kip’s first time there, and I think Big Sur was showing off for him, what with all the warm air, clear views and a gorgeous sunset.
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For Nga & Mitch’s San Francisco engagement session, we ran all over the city — which is fitting, since we started the session by literally running.
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The picture at the top of this blog post doesn’t look anything like an engagement photo, which is exactly what we were going for during Cara & Edmund’s Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk engagement session.
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Point Lobos is a bit of an intimidating place for a photographer to venture. In photographic circles the place is nearly synonymous with Edward Weston, one of the biggest names in the history of photography. Ansel Adams took his share of photos there as well.
So maybe that’s why I’ve always overlooked the place as an option for engagement sessions. But when Cynthia and Marshall said they wanted a location near Monterey with forest and ocean, I decided it was time for a Point Lobos engagement session.
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Did you know you can follow San Francisco’s famous fog on Twitter, Instagram, and other social media? You can, he’s named Karl. Lots of people follow him, including me, and Tara. And he followed us around for Tara & John’s San Francisco engagement session — to both our benefit and detriment.
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It is truly a rare thing to see a full-blown sunset from the heart of San Francisco. The fog usually swallows it up, or the hills get in the way. But the day we shot Jennie & Mike’s San Francisco engagement photos was a truly rare day indeed: Clear and warm in the middle of January as we watched the sun disappear into the Pacific from the top of Bernal Heights.
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I’m always on the lookout for new locations for engagement sessions, so when Abbie & Matt suggested we stop by Fort Ord, a closed-down Army base, I was thrilled.
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