A timeless editorial feel with a modern twist for this bridal portrait session in The Gallery at Chambers Hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota. If bright, modern spaces with clean lines and a minimal aesthetic appeal to you, then look no further.

Christie and Ryan’s charming and summery lakeside engagement session at James Madison Park in Madison, Wisconsin. There are parks galore to pick from throughout Madison but I really loved James Madison Park…for its lovely, quaint sophistication.

A sweet and minimalist couple’s session just outside of Madison, Wisconsin. Pope Farm Conservancy is one of my new favorite session locations. If nature is your preferred surrounding, this preserve is the ideal canvas for any variety of creative, minimalistic, and timelessly editorial engagement photos.

Caitlin & Nicola’s engagement session at the James J. Hill Library building. The James J. Hill library building is an excellent location choice if you are planning an engagement session in the Minneapolis/Saint Paul area and are hoping to bring some old world style and architectural grandeur to your images!

Iryna and Dimitri met me at the iconic Wrigley Building in downtown Chicago for their wintery editorial photo shoot, and it is certainly easy to see why it’s such a popular spot for engagement photos. As far as locations for photo sessions in downtown Chicago go, The Wrigley Building is an enduring establishment, a timeless choice.

The intimate images from this laid-back Sunday Morning session is exactly why you should consider an at home photo shoot to document your engagement….if you want something different - something truly and uniquely you, something incredibly timeless - then I submit that you should do your engagement photo shoot at home.

This Minneapolis/Saint Paul fashion portrait session with Lauria Pascuzzi (Lauria Rose, 76 Skyvue) is one that still inspires me every time I look at the images. While Lauria doesn’t claim to be a model and told me how as a designer she…