How long had this engagement session been planned for?? A seriously LONG time. A few reschedules and we were finally set to meet up at Secor Park to get that glowy light in the evening. All day had been absolutely gorgeous. And then? The RAIN. Jen and Carson drove all the way from Monroe (well, not like it was hours away, but still) and we said we were going to give it a try in the rain. So, I cleverly call these first set of pictures Part One in the Rain. In the beginning it was a downpour but by the end it was barely a light drizzle. But, with a girl who had been envisioning engagement pictures with sunshine we couldn’t leave it at that. Besides, Jen and Carson are my friends! We hooked up the next day and it was much lovelier conditions. A field of yellow flowers was our backdrop and we hung out enjoying the day. Now, why is there a movie reel in some of these pictures?? Well Carson is one of the most creative, ambitious people I know. He loves doing. Doing. Going. Creating. So on a snowy Tuesday last winter he ‘rented’ out a movie theater at Westfield Franklin Park. Jen thought it was a little odd that no one else was seeing the same movie as them. But when the movie came on, it was a homemade video that Carson had made, highlighting how he feels about Jen from the moment he saw her to ending the video with saying he has just one thing left to ask her. Well! Yes!
I am so glad that I have met both of you . Jen, the two of us could be trouble
and though I could write more I think I need to put a clause in here that ‘girrrrrlllll…you don’t know how pretty you are.’


















