Walking All Over Town

December 4th, 2010 12:00:00 AM submitted by Moore Photography

Now this is an engagement session with one stylish couple. Seriously... check out this beautiful pair of lovebirds! What's best about it is how relaxed they are. Nothing pretentious, nothing too posed or trying too hard. Here we just have a couple that's in love, and are ready to celebrate it. My favourite images are definitely the champagne series- the contrast between the champagne celebration and the fall landscape is so beautiful, and plus, that lighting is just so yummy! Enjoy!

From the Photographer, Curtis Moore of Moore Photography...

"So excited for this one… say hi to Chantel & Trevor! Trevor is actually family… from Amanda’s side. I totally can’t remember who, but either Trevor or his brother caught the garter at my wedding way back in 2005… good memories! So as my wife put it when I was culling through the photos from the shoot… these two are hot, LOL! Very fun, very bubbly and very in love. Thanks so much you to for the fun session… can’t wait for the wedding!!! Enjoy:)"

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