Engagement + Couples’ Shoots

My Approach

Engagement and couples’ shoots are an incredible way to document your chemistry and connection. My aim is to highlight this in a way that feels true to you, and utilizes the very best elements of NYC.

Whether candid or posed shots (I’ll take your lead on what you’d like to prioritize), I’ll often guide you with fun prompts to bring out those smiles, but I’m just as willing to step back and let genuine interactions unfold organically.

Ultimately, I’m very go-with-flow, and I want to ensure the experience feels equal parts easy, enjoyable, and authentic.

Engagement + Couples’ Shoot FAQs

  • 60-90 minute photoshoot.

    40-50 delivered final images.

  • A proposal shoot focuses on capturing the proposal, and follow-up photos that capture the emotion and excitement in real time.

    An engagement shoot is a planned session after you’re already engaged.

  • I’m flexible, as long as it’s during daylight.

    I highly recommend super early in the morning for fewer crowds, and that soft warm light.

  • Rainy shoots are often more intimate, so I’m always going to suggest we just go for it. But if you'd rather reschedule, I’m typically flexible.

  • Preview images are typically delivered within 24 hours (via text).

    Your full gallery will be delivered no more than 7 days after the shoot (via Pixieset).

  • Yes! Once we know the timing and vibe you’re going for, we’ll review the best location options and make sure you have clear instructions on how to get there.

  • No, just photography.

  • NYC!

  • $525

  • Please inquire here. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you!

Photoshoot Ideas

  • Before tourists and locals flood the park’s most popular sites (like Bethesda Terrace and the Bow Bridge), take advantage of the magnificent Central Park scenery with a really early morning photoshoot.

    The warm golden hour lighting is a huge added bonus!

  • ‘Romantic’ isn’t probably the first word that comes to mind when you think of the NYC subway system.

    Should you go this route (pun intended), I would recommend choosing a station that holds personal significance.

    Or, you can choose a visually stunning entrance like Astor Place or Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall.

    Fun fact: I love photographing the subway system, and have photographed all 25 train lines (including all three S lines).

  • This half-mile stretch offers piers, trees, promenades, grassy fields, and (best of all) incredible skyline views.

    Start at either Domino Park (and work your way north), or 50 Kent (and work your way south).

    You can read more about these parks in depth here.

  • The Conservatory Garden is typically less crowded than other notable Central Park landmarks, mainly due to its quieter location (105th and 5th).

    Three unique gardens, seasonal floral arrangements, endless photo opportunities - you could seriously spend hours here.

    Lighting-wise, the Garden really shows off 1-2 hours before sunset.

  • Maybe there’s a scenic walk from your third date or a specific spot where you first said ‘I love you’ - revisiting these places is a beautiful way to celebrate your story.

    That aura of nostalgia will linger throughout the photoshoot making it extra special.