Couple Photo sessions
This experience is designed with you in mind. You don’t have to figure out posing, lighting, or what to do with your hands. I guide you naturally — movement, laughter, closeness. I help with wardrobe direction so your look complements the location, whether that means a flowing dress against the Baltimore harbor breeze or a sleek, elegant outfit that feels right at home against D.C.’s marble columns. We create images that feel effortless but intentional.
IT'S About the Experience
When you book a couple’s session, you’re not just choosing a photographer — you’re choosing an experience that reflects your love story. Imagine walking hand-in-hand through the cobblestone streets of Fells Point, catching that golden harbor light along the Inner Harbor, or sharing a quiet moment beneath the trees in Federal Hill Park as the city glows behind you. Maybe it’s something timeless and romantic at the Rawlings Conservatory in Druid Hill Park, or bold and editorial with the skyline views from Harbor East. These locations aren’t just pretty backdrops — they become part of your story.
Couple Sessions
From $750
This isn’t about perfect poses. It’s about how he pulls you closer. How you laugh naturally. How you move together without thinking. When you’re prepared and confident, the session becomes effortless — and the images become something you’ll treasure for years.
Beach, location, studio
from $400
If Washington, D.C. feels more like your vibe, we can lean into the grandeur and elegance the city offers. Think sunset portraits near the Lincoln Memorial, playful strolls around the Georgetown Waterfront, or chic, modern frames near The Wharf. The architecture, the monuments, the water — they add a cinematic quality that elevates the entire experience. And if you’d rather keep it intimate, my studio offers a clean, controlled space where we can create something soft, romantic, and beautifully styled without distractions.
Fun Day of Memories
from $900
At the end of it all, this isn’t about a few photos for social media. It’s about preserving how this chapter feels — right now. The way he pulls you close. The way you both laugh without thinking. Years from now, when you look at these images hanging in your home, you’ll remember not just how you looked in Baltimore or D.C. — but how deeply connected you were in that moment.
