

Fall engagement photos in Nashville have a way of softening everything. The light feels gentler, the pace slows, and sessions start to feel less like a photoshoot and more like intentional time together.
This fall engagement session took place just outside Nashville at Marcella Vivrette Smith Park, a quiet, open space that feels especially grounding during the fall season. The park offered room to wander, pause, and let the afternoon unfold without needing much direction.



Taylor Ann and Luke brought an ease to their session that made everything feel natural from the start. They leaned into the experience, trusted the space around them, and allowed the scenery to do what it does best. Instead of focusing on the camera, they stayed present with each other, letting moments happen as they came.
That kind of openness always shows up in photos. The result was an engagement session that felt calm, connected, and honest.


Marcella Vivrette Smith Park is one of my favorite locations for engagement photos near Nashville because of its balance. Wide open fields, tree-lined paths, and understated stone details add texture while keeping the focus on the people in front of the camera.
Located in Brentwood, Tennessee, the park feels removed enough to be peaceful while still being easily accessible from Nashville. Especially in the fall, it allows engagement sessions to feel unhurried and intentional, giving couples the freedom to move, explore, and settle into the moment.
For Taylor Ann and Luke, the park provided exactly that, a setting that supported their connection without competing for attention.


If you’re planning a fall engagement session in Nashville or the surrounding areas and want photos that feel natural, grounded, and true to your connection, I’d love to photograph it.
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My couples usually tell me the same thing: having me at their wedding felt easy. Like they could actually be present and soak everything in, knowing someone was paying attention without needing anything from them.
That's the whole point.
You're not hiring me to direct you through a shot list or make you perform for the camera. You're hiring me to document your day as it unfolds. The way your mom looked at you during your vows. The toast that made everyone lose it. The moment you two finally exhaled and realized you were married.
If you're planning something outdoorsy, intimate, or a little adventurous, if you value natural moments, and want a photographer who feels more like a friend than a stranger with a camera, then you're in the right place.
You get to laugh, cry, and actually experience what's happening on your wedding day. I make sure nothing slips by. Your photos feel real because the energy behind them was real. No forcing, no performing. Just you, living your day.