There is a reason Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth is legendary, but catching it at the tail end of golden hour takes the rugged Maine coast to an entirely different level. For this sunset session, the low-angled sun washed over the historic stone structures and steep cliffs, creating a warm, editorial glow that required zero filters or fuss. The couple kept things effortlessly chic, accented only by a stunning, minimalist white bouquet from Fleur de Lis Floral Design tha

There is something incredibly cinematic about trading traditional scenic overlooks for the raw, unpolished textures of an industrial backdrop. For this engagement session, we leaned into a gritty, urban aesthetic—utilizing weathered brick, peeling paint, and the sharp lines of concrete and steel to create a gallery that feels effortlessly cool and high-fashion. The harsh shadows and moodier pockets of light became our best friends, adding a dramatic contrast that you just can

There is a quiet, cinematic window just as the sun comes up over Commercial Street, before the ferry whistles start blowing and the working waterfront fully wakes up. For this engagement session, we utilized that crisp, early morning light as it cut between the historic brick buildings, casting long, dramatic shadows across the cobblestones and wet pavement. Trading the usual sunset crowd for a deserted Wharf Street and the quiet docks of the harbor allowed us to capture port

An elopement at Pine Point is already an exercise in beautiful simplicity, but when a heavy Maine overcast rolls in, it transforms the beach into a high-end, editorial set. For this session, the silver sky acted as a massive, natural light modifier, erasing harsh shadows and allowing the couple’s connection to be the most vibrant element on the sand. By leaning into the moody, monochromatic palette of the Atlantic, we captured a gallery that feels both expansive and deeply pr