Clark Reservation State Park is one of my absolute favorite local spots, so it was fun to explore it for these hiking engagement photos. Margot and Simon have a large height difference that they requested I highlight in the photos. It was great learning more about them during their couples session, and it made me super excited to celebrate their marriage with family and friends!

Fall mini sessions are the perfect opportunity to update your family photos, snap some engagement pictures, or even freshen up your headshots. Oh, and I will never turn down the opportunity to include your dog, so bring them along with you for the shoot!

Fall foliage is always a big reason that people choose fall engagement photos, and Mendon Ponds Park sure did deliver! We took our time exploring and taking pictures in different areas of the park, and scoping out the best locations to capture those vibrant oranges and reds.

Oh my gosh, I had so much fun shooting these engagement photos in snow for Carlie and Joe! It’s not every day that my couples are up for adventuring out in wintertime, but we really couldn’t have asked for better weather. This couple was truly up for anything!

There’s not much better than taking your fall engagement photos in a place you love, with the person (and pup) you adore while doing the activities you enjoy. That pretty much sums up Destiny and Sam’s engagement session at the Fallbrook Recreation Center in Oswego, NY.

This spring engagement session at Southwick Beach was the perfect way to kick off my wedding season. Jennifer and Steve booked me for their August wedding, but when they told me they wanted some beach engagement photos as well, I was thrilled. They even brought their pup for a few dog engagement photos!

Kimberly and Jeff swapped their big wedding for an upstate NY elopement at the Syracuse Courthouse. We took photos at Franklin Square Park in downtown Syracuse before the couple headed off to their intimate reception. It's events like these that truly make me love my job as a Syracuse NY wedding photographer!