April 1, 2025
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Peaceful Winter Engagement at Washington Park
Winter in Cincinnati is always special, but there’s something magical about it when it’s captured through the lens of two people in love. Chelsea and Ben’s engagement shoot at Washington Park was exactly that
—pure magic.
We met on a crisp, overcast day, the kind of winter day that feels serene and quiet.
The cold meant the park was nearly empty, giving Chelsea and Ben the perfect opportunity to explore it all without any distractions.
It was like they had the entire park to themselves, and we took full advantage of the peaceful atmosphere.
The wintery chill didn’t dampen their spirits at all. In fact, it made for some beautiful moments that will last forever. Their fun, relaxed energy made the shoot feel like a breeze, and their classic style was a perfect match for the winter backdrop.
One of the most memorable moments of the session was when we shot under the
ICONIC GAZEBO,
the very place where Ben had proposed to Chelsea. It felt full-circle, capturing new memories in the same spot where their journey to forever began. You could see the joy in their eyes, the same joy that has filled their lives ever since that moment.
These two are the definition of timeless and classic, both in style and personality. The love between them was obvious throughout the shoot, and we couldn’t be more excited for their
upcoming wedding.
Chelsea and Ben’s
engagement photos are a perfect reminder that no matter the season, love is always in the air. Their day was simple yet beautiful—just like them—and we are so thankful to have been part of it.
Here’s to more beautiful moments, laughter, and love ahead!
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