Brittany & Brooke’s engagement photo shoot on the Batteries to Bluffs Trail was one of the most natural, candid engagement sessions we’ve had the joy of photographing — and for very good reason! [ read more … ]

Heather & Adam initially planned on having their engagement shoot at the beach, so we met up at the top of the trail that leads down to Marshall’s Beach, which is a beautiful, relatively secluded spot and has become one of our most popular spots for engagement photos. But we had such a good time taking lots of photos on the hike towards the beach that we didn’t even end up going down to the water! [ read more … ]

Mark this one down as one of the cutest proposals ever! Jay is a California native but recently moved to San Francisco, and as it happened, last weekend was one year from when he and his girlfriend shared their first kiss! And of course, what better way to commemorate the occasion than by popping the big question at the incredibly scenic and beautiful Marshall’s Beach? [ read more … ]

Weather can be a funny thing. As I was driving down from San Francisco for Savauna & J’s Point Lobos engagement session, the skies were perfectly clear and sunny. It wasn’t until I started to turn into the park that the thick fog suddenly creeped up on me!

But it’s actually kind of interesting, as all the fog gives the scene a peaceful, serene feel, and by fading everything else away, it naturally focuses all the attention on where it should be — Savauna & J! [ read more … ]

Though we live only 15 minutes from the base of Montara Mountain, last weekend was our very first time hiking all the way up. At 1800 feet, the peak of the mountain offers a stunning view of not only Montara and the beautiful mountains and rolling hills that surround the area, but you can also see San Francisco, Half Moon Bay, Pacifica, and the Pacific coastline.

On a sunny Saturday afternoon, Jeff & Leslie headed up Montara Mountain, taking a different route from the familiar trails they had gone up many times in the past. Just before reaching the summit, Jeff spotted us waiting in a clearing with a sweeping, unobstructed view, and he led Leslie over. [ read more … ]