Nancy & Ralfi’s Central Park Engagement
Nancy and Ralfi wanted to take in all of the best parts of Central Park — without any of the tourist hassles. As such, we began our engagement session at the top of the park, which is visited pretty much only by locals. We started around the lake, and then worked our way down to the Conservatory Garden.
While we managed to sneak in a few great photos, the security guards eventually sent us packing. I knew this would be the case, but it was such a beautiful day out that it was worth the risk. Reminder: it is easy to take photos in the Central Park Conservatory Garden, but you need to get a photo permit first. Take a look at this article I wrote about a Central Park Conservatory Garden wedding to find out everything you need to know in order to secure the proper paperwork. The Conservatory Garden and Gantry Plaza State Park are just about the only two places in NYC where you HAVE to have a photo permit.
Central Park is beautiful wherever you go, and we enjoyed the rest of the session taking photos along the pathways leading down to the Reservoir. Enjoy the images, and I’ll have more engagement sessions to share with you next week.
Want to see what happened next after their Central Park engagement session? Check out all the details of Nancy and Ralfi’s delightful Attic Studios wedding in this link.
Better yet, check out photos from their Prospect Park family portrait session where we introduce their little girl, Mikaela.
Interested in scheduling your own Central Park engagement session? Drop me a line and let’s talk about setting up a shoot.
If you would like to see more images from my engagement portfolio, then please visit my website — KellyWilliamsPhotographer.com.
