It’s wedding and engagement season again. Unfortunately, it’s also gnat season.
I met this fun couple at a local garden yesterday morning to take a few engagement shots. We had to postpone their photo shoot a few times last month because of rain, so when we had a dry morning for pictures, we were thrilled. I checked the weather forecast the night before and was excited at the prospect of temperatures under 80 degrees in the morning. It has been a hot week.
When I arrived at the gardens, my car’s thermostat was already reading 89. The gnats swarmed around our heads everywhere we went, except for the two gazebos. I got two gnats in my eyes and one down my throat. The couple was wonderful but the conditions were rather uncomfortable.
And yet….love prevailed. You’d never know that we were miserable and hot and being attacked by vicious gnats. They are in love.
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I love the shots in the Gazebo!! Gorgeous!!
Beautiful shots Lolli!
Sorry I haven’t been around lately. I hope to get back to blogging more now that things are going a bit better at the Honey House.
Fantastic photos! Its always fun to hear the stories behind the photos! I posted an engagement shoot last week and that day was rainy and not fun. Glad that you were able to get some good ones.
Lolli,
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They look so happy and gorgeous!!
Oh, we’ve been hitting 100 too. I was just hoping for under 90 for a morning shoot. Luckily, yesterday and today have brought some Spring-like relief! 82 feels a-MAY-zing!
Lovely shots. Yes – it’s already been hot here too. But we’re hitting 100.
What a great couple and your photos are excellent. Young love — you captured it beautifully. :)
They are a handsome couple and it looks like you were completely successful in your shoot. :) Thanks for the link up…this is my first time joining in with you.
You captured them so beautifully. :)
WOW…they are lovely!