Sneak Peek: Corbin & Ashley

Corbin & Ashley are getting hitched! They came all the way to Leedey from the great state of Texas for an e-session (engagement session). Here's just a few images to tide them over until I get the full session complete. Trust me, there are many, many more that I'll be sharing soon!

(I like to call this pose, "the happy homemaker"--lol)

Engaged: Slade & Jennifer

I know, I know....a "sneak peek" usually doesn't mean posting ten pictures, but it was so hard to decide! I had so many favorites from this session. Truth be told, I would have posted more, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

We met at Slade's family farm somewhere outside of Burns Flat. He didn't think there would be many good places for photographs. Little did he know...

This image, for example, was taken at an old railroad station. There actually used to be town around this station, but now it's just an empty building in the middle of a wheat field.

Slade to Megan: "We just drove by 200 hay bales and you pick these three?" What can I say....I'm a connoisseur of fine hay bales. ;)

And Jennifer doesn't even look a bit concerned about the possibility of snakes being nearby!

Wheat fields...getting closer to harvest time!

This is probably my absolute favorite because it is so natural

(& they look so happy)!

Anyone care to guess how many chiggers/mosquitoes/ticks we brought home from this lush spot? Who cares?! I love, love, LOVE the lush green; it was worth it.

I love this time of the day and its perfect, golden light.

When you marry a farm boy, you have to spend a little time on tractors. :)

I couldn't have asked for nicer weather, a nicer location or a nicer couple for this shoot. Congratulations on your engagement, Slade & Jennifer!!

Location: between Burns Flat and Cordell, OK

Scott + Elizabeth's E-Session

I can't wait to photograph Scott & Elizabeth's wedding next spring. Elizabeth will be a stunning bride and Scott is sure to keep us all laughing!

Having a little fun with sunflare...

The sky was so incredibly blue that evening...and it also got incredibly cold (notice how they are huddling together for warmth?)!

Another blue sky example. This was a tough shot--the sun set very quickly and we ended up working in the dark for a few. I do like the architecture, though....and I added a little texture just for fun.

Scott & Elizabeth's entire e-session slideshow can be viewed here.

{By the way, an e-session is an engagement session in case you are wondering!}