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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Kim and Andrew's E-Session

During the last engagement session I photographed Downtown, I noticed a beautiful old tree. Its branches were very long and almost touched the ground. I thought it would make a perfect backdrop for a future e-session. When I met up to discuss their e-session, Kim & Andrew decided on Downtown Orlando. I mentioned the tree and they liked the idea. We decided to meet Saturday morning.

Kim and Andrew did an excellent job selecting their outfits. They looked amazing! To shake off any nerves they may have had, I asked them to climb the tree (I loved climbing trees as a kid!). All of a sudden, we were greeted by a four legged friend! I think he helped break the ice before being called away by his owner.

I suggest to all of my clients that early morning or late afternoon is the best time to schedule any photography session. Kim and Andrew decided on the morning. There was ample warm light coming through the trees.


Kim and Andrew were just about to change outfits when I noticed a white blanket in Andrew’s truck. I always suggest to my clients to bring props. Props can be a blanket, old cameras, umbrellas, colorful heels, or anything else that brings some fun into the photography session. I was delighted to see the white blanket! They laid it out under the tree and I captured some wonderful moments. If you don’t know, black absorbs light and white reflects light. The blanket acted as a reflector to make the images really pop.

We packed up, Andrew and Kim changed, and we walked down to Lake Eola. Kim and Andrew brought bread and fed the various swan, ducks, and birds.

Continuing our way around Lake Eola we stopped in front of some beautiful flowers. Kim and Andrew showed off their great dance skills.

The session wrapped at the Walt Disney amphitheater.


I had a wonderful time with Kim and Andrew’s e-session. I cannot wait to photograph their wedding this fall, their theme is Victorian!

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