The intimate, romantic, caught-in-between moments of love are some of my favorite and most challenging images to take. They happen so fast and sometimes so seldom, an overwhelming feeling of satisfaction and relief comes over me whenever I’m lucky enough to capture one of those moments. Below are a few of my favorite caught-in-betweens from recent months. In celebrating Valentine’s Day today, I hope to be a part of and capture many more caught-in-betweens this year.

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Prardhana and Patrick came to Dallas for their engagement session, wanting to combine her culture with the architectural interestingness found in Dallas. As with most of my sessions, we wandered around downtown, had some fun and found some gems along the way.

Meet Mike and Noelle at the Antelope Canyons in Page, Arizona. One of the coolest engagement sessions I’ve gotten to photograph. When discussing their destination engagement session, Mike and Noelle asked me if there was any place I wanted to shoot. Only requirements: badass.

The second half of the session was taken along the highway from Arizona to Vegas. Exact location: side of the road, look for the tall trees.

Meet one of my oldest (and closest) friends, Enoch. Also meet his fiance, Yvonne. They were engaged by Golden Gate Bridge, and yours truly got to witness and photograph it – including the moment right before he was about to propose and was approached by tourists to take a photo, Yvonne’s (spoiler alert) ecstatic jumping, a candid & private moment immediately following, Enoch’s real time tweeting, and finally, a mini-shoot around SF with friends Tim and Stasia. See the story below. Congrats SpeedyE.

It’s always an incredibly humbling and flattering experience whenever another industry professional asks me to take important photos of or for them. Allison, another wedding photographer here in Dallas, asked me to photograph her and Aaron’s annual wedding anniversary session. The one thing they wanted to incorporate? Their love for Jeeps. Which, for about 2 weeks, fueled my lust for a Jeep. So here we are, hanging out at a Jeep junkyard/shop.

P.S. Thanks to my friend Isabel for coming along and helping out!