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Downtown Harrisburg Winter Engagement Session

March 28, 2024

Dan and Tori chose downtown Harrisburg for their winter January engagement session. we started out at the Harrisburg capital outside before making our way inside. It was the first time we’ve ever photographed an engagement session inside the capital and it was so fun! Last summer we photographed our first wedding inside the rotunda, but being able to move around with just the two of them was so nice. After that, we made our way outside and downtown. We walked the streets of Harrisburg, found ourselves an empty parking garage, and spent the evening watching the sunset over the Susquehanna River. It was such a great night!

You can check out Tori and Dan’s proposal photos HERE!

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Photographer, artist, mother, wife, author, inspired by nature, good light, and you.

I've been a photographer for over ten years and an equestrian for over eighteen. I feel most alive and creative when I’m surrounded by nature — sweeping landscapes, quiet beauty, and golden light. I cherish time with my family and the people I love most, and I hold the Sabbath close as a reminder that rest is as sacred and necessary as hard work. Above all, I believe life’s greatest gift is found in both loving deeply and being deeply loved in return.