Washington DC Wedding Photographer | Ben Rasmussen Photography

As promised, here are more photos from Dorothy and Nate's engagement session among the cherry blossoms in Washington, DC. We really couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day--the blossoms were (mostly still) blooming, and we had some gorgeous end-of-day light. And I couldn't have asked for a more fun couple--Dorothy and Nate had a lot of fun with the session, and that always makes it so fun (and easy! ) for me.



This one's my favorite:



Thanks Dorothy & Nate--I'm really looking forward to your wedding!

-Ben

I posted a sneak peek from Jessica and Lennie's engagement portrait session a few weeks ago. You'll remember that we had their session on and around the Wilson Bridge in DC. We were lucky to have a beautiful day with beautiful light and we had a great time. This post has a few more of my favorites from the session.

We started out at Jones Point Park which is a little park at the base of the bridge on the Virginia side. It's got a nice little patch of forest that ends at the banks of the Potomac River and offers a great view of the bridge.




There's a little fishing pier right under the bridge, so we headed out on it for a few shots. The family fishing from the pier were pretty amused as we got started .



We then headed up onto the Wilson Bridge itself. Earlier this year they finished the bridge and opened a walkway that goes from Alexandria, VA across the bridge and to National Harbor on the Maryland side. So, we parked in Alexandria and walked out to the first viewing station.



We got to National Harbor just as the sun was setting and shot around into the early night.



I had a great time with Jessica and Lennie and I'm really looking forward to shooting their wedding in January!

I've posted a few photos from Jessica and Lennie's engagement session on the Ben Rasmussen Photography Facebook Page. We did the session on and around the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in DC (well, between Maryland and VA, actually...), starting at Jones Point Park on the VA side and ending up at National Harbor on the MD side. Here's one of the shots to whet your appetite. To see the rest, click over to the FB page. While you're there, feel free to become a fan of the page .