I don’t think I had ever been to Rattlesnake Point before, and it had been a while for Amanda and Adam.  We entered the park about an hour before sunset with just over an hour until the park closed.  I don’t think any of us realized that the park would close that early.  We made it work though.  The Niagara Escarpment can be beautiful at any time of year, but the time of day is important, and sunset or sunrise can be gorgeous.  We went right out to the edge of the cliff and started shooting.  At one point I jumped over the wall to take some shots from a different angle and I dropped my camera.  Don’t worry it didn’t go off the cliff, I caught it after one bounce off a rock.  That’s why professional photographers cameras are more expensive; durability.  A lower quality camera, like a Canon Rebel, would have smashed.  With that heart pounding experience over, we moved along.  We came across some rock climbers who had heard my camera drop.  The Escarpment is a great place for rock climbing, it’s no Yosemite, but it’s good for us.

We found a couple other little places for photos and just as we were wrapping up, we spotted a crevice with a little family of raccoons.  We of course didn’t get too close.  Amanda and Adam are getting married next year, and I’m looking forward to being a part of it.  Until then, I hope you enjoy a few shots from their Engagement Session:

Enjoy!!!

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