I don’t get too many couples willing to brave sub-freezing temperatures for an engagement session, but Glenn and Kellie were determined to make some great portraits despite the weather. So we got some warm drinks, put on our coats and hats, and went out in the snow to play. It was a cold but beautiful day. I had my camera to keep me warm, and Glenn and Kellie had each other!  This might be the most fun I’ve had in the snow in a long time.

We spent part of our session inside the Columbia Club on the circle.  I loved this shot by the fireplace, it felt so good to be warm!

A step beyond the usual engagement ring closeup.  In this shot I wanted to show their connection with each other along with the beautiful ring.

If you read this blog often, this couple might look familiar.  I had the privilege of photographing Alexandria and Daniel’s wedding last year!  Last year I met this happy couple only four weeks before their wedding, and their fast approaching wedding date made it difficult to find time for an engagement session.  Since they’re already married, these aren’t technically “engagement portraits”, but the love shining through the photographs in the same a year later.

Alexandria and Daniel told me they love spending time at Old Point Tavern, so we went there to take some photographs.  Of course, while we were there, we had to stop by the perpetually dancing lady on the corner!

The downtown Starbucks is another favorite hang out for these two, so we captured some images in the park right next to it.

After it got dark, we explored some alleys and then made our way back to The Rathskeller.  This historical Indianapolis restaurant hasn’t changed much in the last year since their wedding!