Eric & Kimberly got engaged!

[jorgemonkey]

So I booked a wedding for June (Woohoo!) and as it just so happened I was flying out to UT to visit family for the weekend where the future B&G are both attending BYU. So I got a chance to meet up with them on campus for their engagement photos. Weather was nice, except for the tons of smoke we had from 2 different fires plus some nice wind.

The couple is really cool, and were pretty much up for anything.

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9. I used to ride rollercoasters for hours at a time (no joke). I realized I have a hard time swinging on a swing while trying to keep in pace with other people swinging!


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12. Had a little "Hoffer" moment when I saw this wall


13. Yea, yea lots of people do this, but I hadn't done it before


14. Behind the scene shot of #4, taken by my assistant & friend Shane. BTW, thats not fog, its smoke & dust.

[Frog]

I bet they're happy with them.
I especially like 2 and 7.
13 is interesting but I didn't know lots of people did it.

[MB1]

I like the swing set photo, I'll have to keep it in mind for future use.

Thanks.

[Photo-John]

Excellent, Scott! Someday we'll coordinate when you're here. It's really ridiculous that we haven't managed to meet yet

I like the ropes photos and that montage where you put two images together is great. I didn't know lots of people do it, either. For that matter, I don't care. It's fun and probably only people immersed in the wedding photo business would know that.

I'm glad you don't have any photos of them in a dirty alley or with grafitti in the background. I am sick of those engagement photos - especially here in Utah, where they're always photos of lilly white, entirely sheltered Mormon kids. Those photos actually offend me and they seem especially popular here.

[jorgemonkey]

Seriously, we're on like what, 5 trips so far & no meetings? I see how it is! ;) We probably won't be out there until after Christmas/January, and once the date is set we'll make plans for a meetup.

I like seeing both types of photos, but not necessarily shooting them. I'm more of a forest/field or urban type of portrait photographer.

The playground was actually their idea and I'm glad we did them.

[Photo-John]

We probably won't be out there until after Christmas/January, and once the date is set we'll make plans for a meetup.

We'll meet at Alta!

[n8]

I tried to keep track to reference which one's I really liked, but there were quite a few, and lost count I will say that some of the jungle gym ones seem a bit distracting with the equipment in front of them. The swing one is really cool, and the multiple exp shot was real good.