Ken and Lauren met because Lauren was best friends with Ken's stepsister. How cute is that? I remember growing up thinking how perfect it would be if my best friend somehow became part of my family. If you think that's sweet, about halfway through the session with this fun couple I realized in almost all the frames Ken wasn't looking at the camera... he was gazing adoringly at his beautiful wife!
Okay, maybe that's a little too cute... Ken is probably going to get made fun of for that! But that's pretty much how these two operate - they both have a great sense of humor and enjoy ribbing each other in good fun. But they are very much in love, and you see that too.
We shot this session at a neat old restored train station and then in a park near their home. I love how even in the city it felt like we were out in the country. These pictures and their relaxed atmosphere led to a more antique, vintage feel when I edited the images.
Although they've been married for three years, they decided to do a photo session to put up some updated pictures in their newly purchased home. They also wanted to take some last shots together as a twosome - they will be adding to their family soon as they are expecting their first child early next year. (We were able to hide it most of the shoot, but the last photo is a mini baby bump picture)!
Ken and Lauren, thank you so much for your hospitality and the delicious dinner! I'm so excited for all the big changes going on in your lives and feel privileged to be able to document a little piece of it. I can't wait to take baby pictures!
A preview of the growing bump... not sure what Ken was trying to do though?!
Okay, maybe that's a little too cute... Ken is probably going to get made fun of for that! But that's pretty much how these two operate - they both have a great sense of humor and enjoy ribbing each other in good fun. But they are very much in love, and you see that too.
We shot this session at a neat old restored train station and then in a park near their home. I love how even in the city it felt like we were out in the country. These pictures and their relaxed atmosphere led to a more antique, vintage feel when I edited the images.
Although they've been married for three years, they decided to do a photo session to put up some updated pictures in their newly purchased home. They also wanted to take some last shots together as a twosome - they will be adding to their family soon as they are expecting their first child early next year. (We were able to hide it most of the shoot, but the last photo is a mini baby bump picture)!
Ken and Lauren, thank you so much for your hospitality and the delicious dinner! I'm so excited for all the big changes going on in your lives and feel privileged to be able to document a little piece of it. I can't wait to take baby pictures!
A preview of the growing bump... not sure what Ken was trying to do though?!
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