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Real Montana weddings and love stories are my favorites to capture. This is a candid look at some of my most recent wedding and engagement photography sessions. Please feel free to share any of the tips and tricks with the people you think would like to see it and remember to take a moment to wish the newlyweds well!
A few weeks ago I had two engagement sessions up in Red Lodge. I was so excited for them, the leaves just started to change in Billings so I figured that up in Red Lodge we would find even more color! The couples were traveling from out of town and were hoping for some beautiful mountains as a backdrop for their engagement photography.
An awesome engagement session up in Red Lodge, Montana. We hit the hill for some snowboarding photos and then downtown Red Lodge to continue our engagement session. They will be getting married this winter in Billings at The Depot. (The Depot is a great venue if you are planning a wedding in Billings.)
I hope you enjoy the photos we got during this this Red Lodge Mountain engagement session in the beautiful state of Montana!
Despite what you may have been told I don’t only shoot weddings. Seattle has long been on my list of places to check out. I even looked for photo schools in the area & so much of my favorite music from high school is from there. Speaking of high school, Abigail will be graduating soon. Check out some photos from our senior session!
I love pulling out real moments and connections between the people I’m photographing. If you’re in love all you need to look great in your photos is to be interacting and your photos will come out just as sweet, loving, or goofy as the two of you are together. If your planning a wedding you will need some photos to show how you feel. Wedding and engagement photos that show the real you looking relaxed and happy is the goal for any photography session.
Last weekend we headed up to beautiful Red Lodge, one of my favorite areas in Montana, for a Maternity session. Sarah and Brock live in Bozeman and haven't spent much time in the Red Lodge area so they decided to make a mini vaca out of it and stayed in Red Lodge over night. In the late afternoon, we headed to Wild Bill Lake just outside of Red Lodge to create some photos.
The photos turned out stunning!
