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Kellogg Photography
Columbus, Ohio

Hello! I am Brian Kellogg a full time wedding photographer in Columbus, Ohio. I specialize in photojournalism wedding photography capturing all the details and the cherished moments. This blog is the more informal part of my site including recent engagement sessions, weddings and fun photos. I cover weddings around Ohio and the US. I love to shoot the entire day seeing the wedding party getting ready in the morning to shooting the last dance of the night. Enjoy my blog posts and be sure to check out my website. briankellogg.com

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Entries in Franklin Park Conservatory Engagement Session (1)

Thursday

16Oct2008

Megan Holman and Andy Grant's engagement session

Thursday, October 16, 2008 at 12:53AM

This past Sunday I had a great time with Megan and Andy. They are getting married June 6 of next year. We started at the Franklin Park Conservatory. Andy was a little hesitant at first with the engagement session as most guys are. As I warmed up to them they found that it was more fun than they expected. With all my engagement sessions I try to get the couple talking to each other and making them laugh. I like to place them in a location and get them to flirt and interact with each other not looking at the camera. This is great for more natural smiles and make the couple feel more comfortable. A lot of communication is done with the eyes. Once you see an engaged couple look at each other you can see their love for each other and that is what I love to capture.

I like to have engagement sessions in the Franklin Park Conservatory because it is always colorful and the sun light hits certain parts of the floor highlighting the engaged couple.

I love these moments when you can see the twinkle in their eyes.

Franklin Park Conservatory Engagement Session

So cute.

I don't know if this dome was new but when I saw it a had to use it.

Another thing I like about shooting engagement sessions at the Franklin Park Conservatory is that I almost always find something I have not seen before.