About Hannah and Nora’s St Anthony Main Engagement Photos:
What does it mean to keep seeing photos in the same places?
Like, even a few years ago, I wasn’t inundated with photos at the same scenic cobblestone street every day, or the same bridge, or in front of that one restaurant.
I didn’t see row after row of photographers waiting to take a couple to the one “spot” for a photograph.
There is something odd about seeing the same spaces, but with new people. About seeing similar backdrops, but interchanging the people.
Because the truth is this: People are not interchangeable.
Their relationship to the background must be unique, because their connection is unique.
Finding that connection can happen in a gorgeous location or in a dumpster.
So, yeah, Hannah and Nora came into town for their engagement photos (I cannot wait for their wedding this summer). And yeah, we hit some of the scenic highlights of Minneapolis because they remain scenic AF.
And we found real connection there.
When I see these places with Hannah and Nora, I see them as an extension of their story. As a representation of their connection.
These two make Minneapolis look even better, and I think everyone should move here.
I’m always looking for a new take on bringing the Skyline in- night, tilt shift, and mirroring the silhouettes of Hannah and Nora. 
Finding new spaces to tell new stories – St Anthony main engagement photos 
St Anthony main engagement photos
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