Nia & Austin - North Carolina Engagement Photography

I'm wrapping up the blogging for Nia & Austin's engagement session in Lexington, NC. Enjoy the photos from engagement marathon part tres: Country Nia and Austin

(check out part uno / retro, and part dos / grunge.)

Nia & Austin - NC Engagement Photography

For the second part of Nia and Austin's engagement session we headed to the furniture factory and warehouse district of Lexington, NC. We had a break in the action when 3 policemen showed up. three. really? We wondered if they thought we were dangerous criminals or were just really bored. (Either way, I'm thankful for law enforcement guys that help keep us safe.)

Here are the photos from engagement marathon part dos: Grunge Nia and Austin.

North Carolina Engagement Photography

What's a good engagement session without the cops getting called?

THREE, no less!! 

More from Austin and Nia's engagement session tomorrow.

Nia & Austin - North Carolina Engagement Photography

I met with a customer today and as I was leaving she said, "update your blog!!" Apparently I just needed a little encouragement. So for her and all you other photo blog stalkers here you go: Nia and Austin - engagement marathon part uno.

Jonathan and I went to Lexington, NC in April (on the tornado day) to photograph my brother, Austin, and his soon-to-be-bride, Nia. She is a professional photographer too, and Austin frequently assists and shoots with her. So it was fun for me to have them on the other side of the camera.You can read about the sweet proposal from Nia's perspective on her photo blog.

We had a marathon photo shoot, so yall get to see these photos in at least 3 parts. We started the shoot with lunch and the biggest banana split I've ever seen at the Bar-B-Q Center in Lexington, NC. Today you get to enjoy Retro Nia and Austin.

Callie and Buzz - Fort Macon & Atlantic Beach Engagement Shoot

Meet Callie and Buzz. I had so much fun photographing their engagement portraits at Atlantic Beach, NC recently. I've known Callie since she was in middle school, and she was one of my first senior portrait models in 2005, when I was just getting started in professional photography. I met Buzz the day of the shoot, but that didn't matter at all; he's one of the friendliest people I've ever met.

I'm super pumped about shooting the wedding in this fall. Callie is an interior designer, so I know the wedding is going to have some beautiful styling. You can check out some photos of her work on her facebook group page, Callie Collins Interiors.

We started the session at Fort Macon.

Callie's sweet dog, Coozie, made a cameo.