by Utah Wedding Photographers JamesErickPhotographyUtah
Fall Big Springs Park Bride & Groom Session with Kilee & Ethan
The Fall Big Springs Park Bride & Groom Session with Kilee & Ethan was not the first one I have done up here. Fall is different every year, and happens at different times in different locations with different intensity. This year its Big Springs Park that has the best colors.
Its not just colors that make for a great Fall Shoot location. Big Spring spark also has fields of yellow saw grass as far as your eye can see. It has forest trails you can walk into to get close to the fall leaves. It has a stream that winds its way down the canyon crossing the path and going under a bridge. And it has amazingly beautiful mountains in the background with orange, yellow and green colors reaching up to the sky. And if that's not all enough, the sun sets in the west behind the beautiful mountains making it perfect for beautiful back-lit shots.
Kilee, Ethan and I ventured further into the park than I had gone before. If you read my previous posts about this amazing place, you will know that this is a vast area and you could do a hundred photo shoots here and never have the same look or background. It's a matter of how far your willing to walk.
Kilee and Ethan are very nice people, were great to work with, and they walked all over the place to get a great variety of beautiful pictures. I will be shooting their fall wedding just down the road at Conrad Ranch coming up in less than a week.
The pictures above are just a very few of my favorites from the Fall Big Springs Park Bride & Groom Session with Kilee & Ethan. Enjoy!
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