In the world of photography, there’s a timeless allure to shooting on film. Anna and AJ’s beach engagement film session beautifully embodies the essence of this medium. Film photography holds a certain magic, an irreplaceable quality that lends itself to capturing moments in a way that digital photography often cannot replicate.

Choosing film for your engagement session

When we first starting planning, Anna’s decision to have a film engagement session speaks volumes about their appreciation for artistry and nostalgia. Film offers a rich depth of colors and textures that add a sense of warmth and authenticity to each frame. From the vibrant hues of the blue skies to the delicate details of Anna’s lace-crocheted dress and the playful pattern of flowers in her second dress. Film is able to catch the subtleties and nuances of the moment.

Sunset at Naples Pier Beach in Florida

Naples Pier Beach in Naples, Florida provided the best backdrop for Anna and AJ’s engagement film session. They have spent the better part of a decade together and are finally tying the knot this year! The dreamy ambiance of the beach and the soft glow of natural light brought a touch of romance and serenity to the photographs. I couldn’t have wished for a more perfect day for this session. The blue sky and white foam from each wave created a scene we could have stared at for hours.

We live in an age where digital technology reigns supreme. Romanticism is attached to the nature of film photography. With film, there is the anticipation of waiting for each roll to be developed and the imperfections that add character to every image, and the tangible connection to the past that each photograph embodies.

In the end, it’s not just about capturing images but about capturing emotions and memories that will last a lifetime. Through the timeless artistry of film photography, Anna and AJ’s engagement session becomes more than just a series of photographs. It is a testament to the beauty of fleeting moments captured on film.

Shot on Portra 400 and HP 5

Developed and scanned by Indie Film Lab