Anastasia & Nick | New York City engagement

I'm constantly telling my couples to choose somewhere meaningful for their engagement session.  Plenty of people take this to mean their neighborhood, which is awesome and I love shooting in and around my peoples' homes.  But Anastasia and Nick took this a big leap further.  A couple days before their engagement session (in New York City!), they changed their minds from somewhere scenic to their very own kitchen. manhattan engagement session This was a really really cool engagement session for me, and not just because they fed me porterhouse steak.  As I strive to move my business more and more toward candidness, documentation, photojournalism, I'm thrilled to work with people who want their real lives on film.  So, without further musings, Anastasia & Nick cook dinner: engagement session in a kitchen photojournalist amber wilkie kitchen engagement photography new york city engagement photographer making ravioli at an engagement session cooking engagement session in new york city ravioli mess at an engagement session salting a steak getting ready to go outside engagement photography in new york city engagement session on new york rooftop adorable couple on new york city rooftop beautiful girl on new york rooftop engagement session in the kitchen playing around during new york city engagement session cooking engagement photography salad greens martha stewart table photo finished product from cooking engagement session super-cute engagement session in new york city engagement photography in manhattan As you can imagine, I'm even more excited now for their wedding in July (here in DC).  Thanks so much for inviting me into your home, guys!  It was so so cool.

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  1. This is completely awesome (and how awesome are Anastasia and Nick for coming up with such a great idea?) — the perspective on the pasta rolling shot is especially great. So cool to see a session that really tells a little story of a day they shared together. Love it.

  2. Such a cool, one-of-a-kind shoot. The food looks delicious, and you clearly captured this beautiful couple’s great chemistry. Love this set!

  3. I’ve looked through this blog post a few times today. It’s better every time. Love the whole set. The salt shot is AMAZING times one million. So, so so good.

  4. This is fantastic! Also, I can’t believe that you took these photos over the weekend and already have them edited and up on the blog! Not only are you awesome at photographing people but your food photography is magazine worthy!

    The cooking photo shoot is such a great idea – I can only imagine what this would look like in my kitchen – we tend to trash the whole place when we cook, plus the pile of dirty dishes is not exactly photogenic!

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