Courtney and CJ’s engagement session in Port St. Joe shows how choosing a location with personal meaning creates relaxed, genuine images. This session highlights why Florida’s quieter Gulf Coast towns are ideal for engagement photos and how letting a session unfold naturally leads to effortless connection and movement.

Joshua and Audrey’s surprise proposal at Fort Morgan State Historic Park shows how choosing a quiet, meaningful Alabama location creates space for genuine emotion. This session highlights why Fort Morgan works so well for proposals, how to keep the moment calm and unhurried, and how a proposal can naturally become part of a larger Alabama experience.

Jeff and Theresa’s engagement session at Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park shows how rain can enhance—not ruin—your photos. This session shares what to expect if it rains during your engagement session, why overcast light works beautifully in Florida, and how embracing the moment leads to intimate, cinematic images.

Some places hold a lifetime of memories, and for Darlene and Steve’s photo session, I knew exactly where to take them. Growing up, we always launched our boat at Josephine Park on Robert’s Bayou, making frequent stops at Pirate’s Cove for Bushwackers and smash burgers after long days on the water. Just around the bend was Hatcher’s Point, where our friends and family would gather, boats tied together, grilling and laughing until sunset.

With Hatcher’s Point in the background and the golden light reflecting off the bay, this session felt like capturing not just two people, but a lifetime of shared moments in a place that feels like home.