Sam and Lawrence’s couple session in Central Park captures the heart of New York in the most natural way. Framed by tree-lined paths and soft city light, this LGBTQ+ session blends iconic scenery with relaxed, documentary-style moments that feel genuine and deeply personal.

Michelle and Britt’s couple session in Williamsburg, Brooklyn was effortlessly cool and deeply personal. Set against brownstone streets and city textures, this LGBTQ+ session celebrates two women in love with a modern, documentary feel that reflects both connection and confidence.

Ellie and Destin’s lake session at Mohican Lake was the kind of setting that makes you pause. Surrounded by still water and soft Hudson Valley light, their portraits felt calm, intimate, and effortlessly romantic. It’s easy to see why this corner of New York is considered one of the most beautiful places to get married.

A Brooklyn Bridge couple session captures the quiet magic of New York City at its most iconic. With sweeping skyline views, historic architecture, and golden light reflecting off the East River, this session blends movement, intimacy, and timeless city romance.

A winter LGBTQ+ couple session at Central Park featuring two women in love feels cinematic and intimate all at once. Snow-covered paths, quiet laughter, and shared warmth against the New York winter create portraits that are both romantic and deeply personal.