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Garden of the Gods Engagement Photography | Fares & Rosabeth + Sam & Bailey’s Colorado Adventure

  • Writer: Bobak Radbin
    Bobak Radbin
  • May 25, 2023
  • 3 min read

Updated: 5 days ago


Photography session at Garden of The Gods with Fares, Rosabeth, Sam, and Bailey

Few places capture the spirit of Colorado like Garden of the Gods, where every trail, rock, and sunrise feels like nature’s own masterpiece. Recently, I had the honor of photographing two couples visiting from Texas — Fares and Rosabeth, and Sam and Bailey — as they experienced this iconic Colorado landscape for the first time.


To make it even more special, Sam and Bailey had just gotten engaged, adding a spark of romance and excitement to an already unforgettable morning.




The Scenic Symphony of Garden of the Gods



As the golden morning light poured over the red rock formations, the park came alive in a warm, cinematic glow. The sandstone cliffs and endless sky created a breathtaking backdrop for our Garden of the Gods engagement photography session.


Fares and Rosabeth were full of energy and laughter from the moment we began. Their natural chemistry made every shot effortless — from playful poses to quiet moments, their love radiated through the frame. Behind them, the sunlit rocks glowed with deep reds and oranges, adding a vibrant contrast that made every image pop.


(Planning your own Colorado photo session? Check out my Colorado Engagement & Proposal Photography page for session options and ideas.)




Sam & Bailey’s Tender Engagement Story



Sam and Bailey brought a beautiful sense of calm and intimacy to the session. Having just gotten engaged, their connection was fresh, emotional, and deeply moving to witness. As we wandered through trails lined with junipers and wildflowers, we found quiet corners that perfectly framed their love story.


The iconic Kissing Camels formation seemed to echo their affection, while Gateway Rock stood tall behind them like a symbolic entry into their new chapter together. Photographing them in these moments reminded me of why I love what I do — storytelling through genuine emotion and natural landscapes.


For couples planning to celebrate their engagement at Garden of the Gods, I always recommend sunrise or sunset sessions. The light is soft, the park is peaceful, and the experience feels almost otherworldly.


(For more inspiration, explore my Colorado Elopement Guide — filled with location tips, weather info, and seasonal advice.)




Nature’s Embrace in the Heart of Colorado Springs



There’s something magical about how Garden of the Gods interacts with people. The landscape isn’t just a backdrop — it’s an experience. As we hiked deeper into the park, both couples fell in sync with the rhythm of nature: the rustle of wind through the trees, the scent of juniper, and the distant silhouette of Pikes Peak standing watch.


Their laughter echoed through the rocks, blending with birdsong and breeze, creating a soundtrack of pure joy. It felt like the entire park was celebrating alongside them.


(You can also explore my Best Places to Elope in Colorado if you’re dreaming of similar mountain views.)




Capturing Forever in Frame



Every photo from this Garden of the Gods engagement photography session tells a different part of the story — friendship, laughter, and two love stories unfolding side by side.


Through every frame, my goal was to document their authentic connection — not posed, not rushed, but real. The red rocks, soft morning light, and open landscape gave each image a timeless feel, perfectly matching the couples’ warmth and chemistry.




Garden of the Gods engagement photography



Photographing Fares and Rosabeth, alongside newly engaged Sam and Bailey, at Garden of the Gods was an experience I’ll never forget. The beauty of the park, paired with their energy and love, created an atmosphere that felt magical from start to finish.


📩 Thinking about your own engagement or couples session? Reach out here. I’d be honored to help plan a session that captures your story in one of Colorado’s most iconic locations.





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