Red Umbrella, Red Boots

We did an engagement shoot today at it was FREEZING COLD and rainy of course!!! It seems like it rains every day lately! We had so much fun photographing them even through the weather and I even hopped in the water to get the perfect angle!

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And this is a pic my wife took of me in the water to get the last shot.

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Great set -- really liking all the the environmental shots. Focus is still clearly on them.

Love your vision and style! Great engagement set!

The touch of color was really really smart, especially for yesterday.

(I, by the way, was mostly safe inside shooting. The bride was NOT going out there even though I was obviously game !)

I'm curious about what your approach is with respect to the skies ? Are you happy to let them go a little flat and use them as negative space to simplify the shots ? Do you normally not try to pull as much density out of them as you can ? I generally tilt toward bringing texture back but, yeah, the emotional tone of the images might obviously be affected (from cheerful to earnestly romantic, brooding, e.g.).