
Some engagements call for a big city backdrop. This one called for a cedar hot tub, a vintage trailer, and a waterfall five minutes down the road.
This newly engaged duo wanted to celebrate with a little getaway, and there’s no better spot for that than That PNW Cabin. I met them out there to document the next chapter of their story together, and we also made the quick drive over to Forks of the Sky State Park, a beautiful forested park along the North Fork of the Skykomish River.
Part of what makes this cabin such a favorite location is how much variety is packed into a small radius. There’s plenty to shoot right at the cabin — the cedar wood-fired hot tub, the vintage trailer, the greenhouse — and just as many dramatic backdrops nearby. Canyon Falls is a short five-minute drive away, and Forks of the Sky State Park is only fifteen minutes further. It’s an incredible home base for a session like this.
Are you ready to make some magic of your own? I’d love to hear about your story and help you plan the perfect engagement session.
















That PNW Cabin is a private a-frame nestled in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State, close to Canyon Falls and Forks of the Sky State Park.
Yes — the cabin and surrounding waterfalls and forest make an incredible, cozy backdrop for engagement sessions, and it’s one of my favorite spots to shoot.
Cozy, textured layers photograph beautifully against the cabin’s wood and greenery — think sweaters, denim, and boots that can handle a short hike.
January 19, 2020
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