These galleries are representative of some of our utah engagement photo shoots. If you book with Bair Photography you will receive an engagement photo gallery much like these. These online galleries are not your complete engagement coverage. Instead it is a quick collection of around 100 - 150 images from your engagement shoot.

This "snapshot" collection of engagement images is a condensed and edited selection of your engagement photography. It is meant for sharing with family and friends. This way they don't have to sift through the 300 - 500 photos we would take.

- Most photo shoots come with all the "negatives" – Full-resolution images on CD -

Your negatives CD(s) will contain all of your photos, if you get a package with all the negatives. These are full-resolution images that you can print anywhere and copy as much as you need to.

About these galleries: These galleries are examples of our online galleries from a complete engagement photo shoot. This way you can get a better idea of how photography of a complete even would look (as opposed to looking through our portfolio galleries that have multiple people and places).

We have divided the galleries up by our most popular locations (most popular ones come first). We can photograph anywhere in the Salt Lake valley where you have permission for photography, but these are some spots we often visit. Some locations have certain restrictions. We only discuss these locations and information about them with customers who have booked with us. (Otherwise we'd have to field 3-5 calls [and as many emails] each day from people who aren't our customers, and we don't have the time to be an information service).

Memory Grove

Murray Park

Millcreek Canyon

Great Salt Lake

Warning: If you want to use this location (the Great Salt Lake), you'll need to be aware of some major issues. These include: bad smells, tons of brine flies/ mosquitoes at certain times of the year, and weather/ timing issues. The weather/ timing issues have to do with getting the sunset. If the weather isn't cooperative (cloudy or rainy), you can't see the sun and there is no sunset (we'd have to reschedule). If you are late to the shoot, and miss the sunset, it is gone. Basically, you have to be on time as well as flexible enough to reschedule. If your schedule can't accomodate these issues, you might want to consider another nice place that is less difficult.

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