Ryan and Jamie are getting married this coming October and will be decorating to compliment the Fall colors. For their engagement photos at Deep River Park it appeared the famed wedding destination had jumped ahead a season. We had lots of wonderful greenery, but also a hint of fall in the various leaves flying as they strolled in front of the gazebo at the fabled Northwest Indiana scenic hotspot.

A couple in love stroll in front of the gazebo at Deep River Park in Hobart, Indiana during an engagement photo session.

While we were there to take pretty photographs to display at the couple's reception at The Patrician in Schererville later this year, we also wanted to capture some of the wonderful textures that Deep River Park has to offer. The Sugar Shack gave us just that...

An engaged couple poses alongside an old barn in Valparaiso, Indiana.

A candid engagement photo on the bench in front of the Sugar Shack in Deep River Park.

You don't get away with engagement photos at Deep River without an image with the old water wheel as your backdrop. The river was especially green this summer day as well.

A couple poses alongside the water wheel at Deep River Park for their engagement photo.

An engaged couple cuddles as greenery reflects onto  the river water in the background. — An engaged couple cuddles as greenery reflects onto the river water in the background.

Our groom to be, Ryan, found this brick wall compelling for a photograph, as did I. A little grunge alongside the picturesque photos will make for a nice contrast in an engagement book.

An engaged couple poses against a grungy brick wall at Deep River County Park.

Our final series of the session took place in the vast green fields toward the back of Deep River County Park. I left the couple alone to kiss, talk and embrace. It was a perfect ending to a very fun engagement photo session.

A couple embraces in a large green field in the depths of Deep River Park.

I hope you have enjoyed this sneak peek at Ryan and Jamie's engagement photos at Deep River Park. for more imagery and updates, please visit and like the Facebook Page.