ARNELLE & QUINTON

Engagement Session for Arnelle and Quinton | Art Museum of Americans | Union Station | Washington D.C.

Arnelle and Quinton's engagement session was pure magic from start to finish. We began at the Art Museum of Americas, where the stunning architecture gave us the perfect backdrop. Watching these two together—the way they looked at each other, the ease between them—made every moment effortless. From there, we headed to Union Station. The energy of the space matched their excitement perfectly. Between the laughter, the playful moments, and those warm embraces, we documented something really special: genuine connection. What made this session unforgettable wasn't just the beautiful locations or perfect light. It was Arnelle and Quinton themselves. They were so natural, so present with each other. Every photo tells their story—their edition of joy, love, and a beautiful journey just beginning.

This is why I love what I do. Not just the photos, but celebrating love and being part of these precious moments. I can't wait to see what's next for these two.

ART MUSEUM OF AMERICAS

For couples planning a photo session at the Art Museum of Americas, it's essential to adhere to the museum's photography guidelines. While you're welcome to capture the stunning artworks inside for personal reference, please keep photography of the couple exclusively to the outdoor areas. The museum's beautiful exterior provides a picturesque backdrop, with its elegant architecture and surrounding gardens offering a romantic ambiance. While midday you find dramatic lighting, also consider scheduling your session during the golden hour, when the soft, natural light enhances your photos beautifully.

UNION STATION — 1ST STREET EXIT

The grand archways and classic architecture create a timeless feel, while the natural light filtering through adds such beautiful warmth to every frame. There's something about the way the space balances elegance with energy—it's intimate yet impressive, making it perfect for those genuine, in-between moments that tell the real story.