It feels like a lifetime ago, but my first career was in the film industry.  I worked in production and development for several years and eventually realized I didn’t have the patience to stick with it.  That’s why I admire writers like Amanda and Joseph who have the talent and tenacity to make it their living.

When I first met Amanda and Joseph late last year to talk about their wedding, I immediately noticed how fun and playful they were with each other.  It’s the kind of chemistry that you just love to be around.

A couple of months later, I met up with them on a very cloudy and sporadically rainy day at the Griffith Park Observatory for their engagement session.  They were great to photograph because they were so at ease with each other and that definitely comes through in the photos.  Their wedding in just a couple of short months is going to be great.  Here are my favorites from their engagement session…

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My son is only 2 1/2, but ever since he could pick up a toy guitar, he’s gravitated towards that instrument over the piano or any other instrument we have lying around.

I photographed these one morning before church.  The light was just perfect coming through our front door.

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Storm clouds moved in on Friday and I didn’t know if there would be enough of a break to photograph Amanda and Joseph’s engagement session.  But we rolled the dice and went for it.  I’m so glad that we did because the photos turned out beautifully.

We started at the Griffith Park Observatory and ended up near the original Bat Cave from the TV series.  Here’s a sneak preview.

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