Just because I ripped on the idea of shoot an engagement session in a meadow at dusk (as seen here) doesn’t mean that I can’t just turn around and do that very thing the very next week. At least now I know why photographer constantly do it, because it is probably the most perfect time to do anything anywhere! Once again I was shooting Kaitlin and Keith and even though we left the cheese curds and gravy at home, there was still plenty of love to go around. I am very much looking forward to their wedding at Saunder’s Farm next year!

Just a heads up that I am going to start doing everything in a meadow at dusk from now on – except engagement sessions that is.

If you didn’t see them the first time, check out my first gravy, cheese and love filled session with Kaitlin and Keith here!

Check out this love and gravy filled engagement session with Kaitlin and Keith at the Elgin Street Diner. I will be shooting their wedding next summer at Saunder’s Farm. During one of our meetings, when I was asking them about their relationship, they mentioned that they ended many dates with a trip to the ESD for poutine. So why not, eh? Couples don’t have to make-out in a field at dusk for every engagement session do they?

Part two of this engagement session will be posted next week. Stay tuned!

You might recognize Anna and Matt from their conceptual engagement session in Ottawa a few months ago or from their wedding at the National Arts Centre in June, well I had fellow photographer and videographer James Park come to our engagement session to shoot some behind the scenes footage. A big thanks to Darren Brown for the assist. Enjoy!