Last week we got together with Claudia and William and their sons Isaac and Eli for their engagement session at Jerusalem Mill. It was so awesome getting to meet the entire family and spend a nice evening together. I can't wait for their wedding to spend time with them all again. Here are just a few highlights. Jerusalem Mill Family/Engagement Photos ...
Earlier this week we got together with Bre and Ryan on a very hot DC day to explore their city and take their engagement photos. We had a blast hanging out with these two for a few hours and ended the night on a sweet note with a mini ice cream date! After our time together I'm now even more pumped for their wedding this October. Here are a few of my faves! Washington DC Engagement Photos ...
Cat and Kevin's wedding was originally supposed to mark our halfway point for 2020 weddings, and instead we're only just beginning. This year looks quite different, but I'm learning that different can be quite beautiful. I absolutely adore Cat and Kevin, they're already fast becoming real friends of mine. Their wedding has always been one of the ones I was most looking forward to this year, and although plans needed to be altered, this day did not disappoint. Instead of their...
Brian and Kristen's May 22nd wedding date was supposed to be our 10th wedding of the year. Instead it was our first. It looked different. Parents only plus the photographers present for the ceremony, but so, so many friends and family showed up to support them safely from a distance outside. It was beautiful. And just what I needed. To say that COVID-19 has disrupted the world would be an understatement. And the wedding industry is no exception - we've been...
It's time for our annual recap post! It was so much fun gathering the Best of 2019 Baltimore Wedding Photography taken by us for the year. Reflections In 2010, not really knowing what I was getting into, I formed Photography by Brea, LLC. The intention was never to have a full time business but just to legitimize my side hustle for tax purposes. Not even three full years later, I had enough work that I was able to quit my day job...