Heidi and Jason are super mega rad and completely adorable together. They told me they were really nervous about the photo shoot and then as soon as I put them somewhere, they started giggling and hugging and being ridiculously cute. I get the distinct impression this one of those couples people are always rolling their eyes at and secretly jealous of. I'm really excited for their wedding coming up soooooon!
If the Hirshhorn didn't have a rotating exhibit, I might get tired of it. As it is, I freakin' love shooting in this museum.
And because they're awesome, Heidi and Jason indulged me in a little making-like-the.
Basically OCF folks (camera nerd-talk, ignore non-photographers!), I'll never tell! Okay, I totally would and have. I told you they were ridiculously cute together.
It was a cloudy day, but they thinned out for just about 10 minutes so we could grab some beautiful backlighting (more nerdy camera talk - sorry folks!)
And then, to celebrate a successful engagement session - frozen yogurt!
Congratulations you guys! Looking forward to the big day.
I'll just go ahead and say it: I am basically incapable of spelling Hirshhorn without looking it up. But it sure is a swell place to do some funky engagement photos. Susan and Senthil and I were meant to do an awesome hot air balloon shoot last Saturday but the weather was just not cooperating. We're going to do that and all, but winter is long and we've just begun. Thus we found ourselves on one chilly November morning doin' it big at one of my favorite places to shoot in DC. Y'all, Susan and Senthil:
Did I mention I love shooting in DC's museums? It can be tricky, light-wise. And then sometimes you have this giant floating light cube to play with.
And, because why not, we hopped across the street to the Air and Space to get a couple with space man. If you can't have hot air balloons (immediately), it's the next best thing.
I had a free day last Friday, so David and I met up to check out the new exhibit at the Hirshhorn Museum - my favorite on the Mall. Only they're between new exhibits (the next up is Andy Warhol) so we had to wander around the permanent collection. Poor us. And because I had a more or less willing subject, I took the opportunity to make some portraits with David, who is always up to "just stand there".