Hannah & Ryan: Fountainbleau State Park Engagement
There is something wonderful about being in a park near the water for engagement portraits. Hannah & Ryan love
February 9, 2021
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For more than 20 years I have studied New Orleans through the lens of my camera. During that time, I have learned to appreciate her nuances, forgive her faults, relish the beauty of her architecture, savor the uniqueness of her culinary and musical heritage. With each click of the camera I treasure this place a little more. These are my thoughts in words and pictures.
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