We had a fantastic day with Katie and JD yesterday. Here’s a quick sneak peek from their reception at The Chadwick.
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Cathy and Travis are getting married in Erie, Pa., this summer and they contacted me to schedule an engagement session this spring. We headed to Mellon Park on a Saturday morning and had a blast.
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Julie and Randy were married on a sunny afternoon at Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio. They planned a small wedding for close family and friends with a reception at Michael Alberini’s in Boardman, Ohio.
Julie carried green hydrangea wrapped in an embroidered handkerchief. This shot was taken in the Antonucci Horticulture Library in the park’s Davis Center.
Julie and her father walked down the center aisle of the rose garden.
What a gorgeous location for this handsome couple!
When Julie first saw her cake, she was concerned that the fondant was the wrong color. The room’s tungsten lighting made everything appear warmer than it actually is. This is something that photographers deal with all of the time. I was happy to be able to take a photo and show her that her cake’s accent color was the key lime green that she had in mind. I was able to do that because I gel my flash and set my camera’s white balance to match the light source in the room.
This little girl was asking Julie when she could have some cake and that made me smile because kids are never afraid to ask the important questions in life.
Julie and Randy, it was a pleasure spending the day with you. Many blessings to you and your marriage!
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Lee and Brian decided to opt for a post-wedding photography session after their elopement this spring. It was a fun and relaxed way for them to commemorate the beginning of their lives as Mr. and Mrs. We decided to head to the Oakland area of Pittsburgh for its plentiful locations that are perfect for a playful post-wedding session.
Such a pretty bride! The petals were already falling and we had Brian shake the tree a bit to help.
Brian’s look was inspired by Johnny Depp. Lee said they liked what he wore at a recent event and decided that it was a good alternative to a suit or tux for Brian.
Our session was rescheduled by one week due to heavy rain and while it sprinkled that morning, we weren’t going to let that get in our way.
Much giggling occurs when I set couples into loose poses for more romantic shots. And I do love it when they giggle.
Here’s a fun one under another tree with pink blossoms. I love springtime.
We stopped at the gardens outside of Phipps Conservatory for a few shots.
This image was begging to be black and white.
It’s tough to tell, but it was raining lightly here as we walked around outside Heinz Chapel.
Lee is a Pitt graduate and Brian graduate from Penn State, but he was a good sport and didn’t seem to mind having his photo taken all over Pitt’s campus.
Sometimes it’s fun to have a couple that’s not the exact same height. It can be challenging, but it can also bring about unexpected images like this one.
Lee is actually standing on a small concrete bench. If I could go back, I’d photograph a full length shot for fun.
This one was fun. Lee is smiling at Brian who is just taking it all in while he stands off to the side. He said that the Frick Fine Arts building has never looked better.
One thing that’s nice about post-wedding sessions is the opportunity to get a little dirty and have fun. They wanted to get in the fountain for a few photos and I was happy to join in the fun.
This one is a new favorite and it is definitely going on the front page of my site. Lee and Brian, many blessings to you and your marriage! Thanks for a fabulous post-wedding session!
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Andrea and Jonathan are getting married this August, so we spent a recent Sunday afternoon/evening at Highland Park for fun engagement session. The weather was perfect after a short mist of rain and we made the most of the setting sun.
Here are some of the keepers from our session:
This railing at the reservoir is a favorite spot for portraits and this is a stunning couple.
My thought about this engagement ring shot is: if you have a good backside, show it off!
These two were taken from above, on a wall by the stairs to the reservoir.
They brought their sweet little girl along for a few photos. She was loving walking hand in hand with her mom and dad.
This is one good-looking family!
I’m drawn to flirtatious and passionate images.
I also like to set up what looks like everyday scenes.
Sometimes landscapes inspire me too.
This is an example of what I call a creative edit, beyond the usual retouching with an emphasis on graphic elements.
Andrea and Jonathan, I’m looking forward to your wedding. Thanks so much for a great session!
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Sneak Peek: Congratulations to Katie and JD!
/by kmillerWe had a fantastic day with Katie and JD yesterday. Here’s a quick sneak peek from their reception at The Chadwick.
Pittsburgh Engagement Photographers at Mellon Park
/by kmillerCathy and Travis are getting married in Erie, Pa., this summer and they contacted me to schedule an engagement session this spring. We headed to Mellon Park on a Saturday morning and had a blast.
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Wedding at Mill Creek Park in Youngstown, Ohio
/by kmillerJulie and Randy were married on a sunny afternoon at Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio. They planned a small wedding for close family and friends with a reception at Michael Alberini’s in Boardman, Ohio.
Julie carried green hydrangea wrapped in an embroidered handkerchief. This shot was taken in the Antonucci Horticulture Library in the park’s Davis Center.
Julie and her father walked down the center aisle of the rose garden.
What a gorgeous location for this handsome couple!
When Julie first saw her cake, she was concerned that the fondant was the wrong color. The room’s tungsten lighting made everything appear warmer than it actually is. This is something that photographers deal with all of the time. I was happy to be able to take a photo and show her that her cake’s accent color was the key lime green that she had in mind. I was able to do that because I gel my flash and set my camera’s white balance to match the light source in the room.
This little girl was asking Julie when she could have some cake and that made me smile because kids are never afraid to ask the important questions in life.
Julie and Randy, it was a pleasure spending the day with you. Many blessings to you and your marriage!
Post-wedding session at Schenley Park, Phipps Conservatory and the University of Pittsburgh
/by kmillerLee and Brian decided to opt for a post-wedding photography session after their elopement this spring. It was a fun and relaxed way for them to commemorate the beginning of their lives as Mr. and Mrs. We decided to head to the Oakland area of Pittsburgh for its plentiful locations that are perfect for a playful post-wedding session.
Such a pretty bride! The petals were already falling and we had Brian shake the tree a bit to help.
Brian’s look was inspired by Johnny Depp. Lee said they liked what he wore at a recent event and decided that it was a good alternative to a suit or tux for Brian.
Our session was rescheduled by one week due to heavy rain and while it sprinkled that morning, we weren’t going to let that get in our way.
Much giggling occurs when I set couples into loose poses for more romantic shots. And I do love it when they giggle.
Here’s a fun one under another tree with pink blossoms. I love springtime.
We stopped at the gardens outside of Phipps Conservatory for a few shots.
This image was begging to be black and white.
It’s tough to tell, but it was raining lightly here as we walked around outside Heinz Chapel.
Lee is a Pitt graduate and Brian graduate from Penn State, but he was a good sport and didn’t seem to mind having his photo taken all over Pitt’s campus.
Sometimes it’s fun to have a couple that’s not the exact same height. It can be challenging, but it can also bring about unexpected images like this one.
Lee is actually standing on a small concrete bench. If I could go back, I’d photograph a full length shot for fun.
This one was fun. Lee is smiling at Brian who is just taking it all in while he stands off to the side. He said that the Frick Fine Arts building has never looked better.
One thing that’s nice about post-wedding sessions is the opportunity to get a little dirty and have fun. They wanted to get in the fountain for a few photos and I was happy to join in the fun.
This one is a new favorite and it is definitely going on the front page of my site. Lee and Brian, many blessings to you and your marriage! Thanks for a fabulous post-wedding session!
Engagement session at Highland Park
/by kmillerAndrea and Jonathan are getting married this August, so we spent a recent Sunday afternoon/evening at Highland Park for fun engagement session. The weather was perfect after a short mist of rain and we made the most of the setting sun.
Here are some of the keepers from our session:
This railing at the reservoir is a favorite spot for portraits and this is a stunning couple.
My thought about this engagement ring shot is: if you have a good backside, show it off!
These two were taken from above, on a wall by the stairs to the reservoir.
They brought their sweet little girl along for a few photos. She was loving walking hand in hand with her mom and dad.
This is one good-looking family!
I’m drawn to flirtatious and passionate images.
I also like to set up what looks like everyday scenes.
Sometimes landscapes inspire me too.
This is an example of what I call a creative edit, beyond the usual retouching with an emphasis on graphic elements.
Andrea and Jonathan, I’m looking forward to your wedding. Thanks so much for a great session!