I often take these kind of pictures at a wedding.. but with this groom accompanied by his friends in uniform it was just a different picture :) only with my 35 a bit of Challenge
It had rained the entire day. The couple didn’t have a single photo outdoors. As I was about to leave I ran the idea past the couple and they were up for it. The fire quickly went out so we had to be super fast
This was the last image of the day. We had been at the bottom of the hill to capture some beautiful backlit portraits. I asked the couple to simply head back to the car park with the groom leading the bride. I managed to capture this image which I love as it has great separation between the bride and groom showing their profiles clearly.
An old barn with bags of character. A orange gel behind the couple and a mobile phone under the lens for the reflection. One of my favourites from the day.
One of the last shots of the evening just before Anstey Hall closes its doors for the final time, so we decided to make it as romantic as possible. Congraulations Kathryn & Ryan's what a beautiful day so happy for you both.
On my way to the bride I drove on this misty little road in the woods. when the bride asked if it was possible to take some pictures before the ceremony .. we drove straight here :)
The ceremony of this festival styled wedding ended with the guests lighting flare while the wedding couple walked off. The low sunlight and the wind in the right direction created a perfect background to capture this moment.
This image was taken at sunset. I noticed on the horizon line the colour cast from the sunset was a deep orange. Doubled with the blue of the sky this created a great contrast in the two background colours. A couple was close by eating fish and chips. I knew this would attract some seagulls so I waited patiently until I managed to capture one of the birds in the frame.
During the weddingparty looked for a new hotspot. And found it in the backyard of the great location Brodshoes in Rijssen. Climbing on a chair while all partypeople looked.
Last shot of the evening taken at Eaves Hall. I absolutely love this venue especially the scope for shots like this in an evening.
During the wedding shoot in this great garden i saw a shadow! It worked perfectly with the lines! The groom was so in love with his bride!
We were in Snowdonia as the light was fading for the last shot of the day to create a lovely silhouette. The veil added that bit extra to make this one really stand out in their collection
At a photoshoot prior to the ceremony, the aim of a bridal couple is often to keep the wedding dress beautiful and white.
During walking the dress is mostly lifted high enough to prevent it for getting dirty especially on a forest path where this couple is walking.
This independent bride handles it herself. She only lift the front while but the back is still dragging on the ground. The groom is observing what is happing and wants to help which leads to this humorous moment.
Natalie and Jonathan wanted a very 'London' feel to their wedding pictures and I couldn't think of anything that said London quite like a red bus. All that was left was to think of a creative way to incorporate a bus into a shot.
This is what I came up with.
I like to change perspectives and always look for interesting objects and patterns in my surroundings to shoot through. Adding red gel to any image is my signature and this was a combination of both! This image was created in just a min and turned out to be one of my favourites!
It was a wonderful evening in a superb location where the couple enjoyed a relaxed shooting.
It is not only the location but also the light and the intimacy that the pictures makes us feel romantic.
Velos que guardan secretos - This beautiful couple chose the Palau de Marycel in Sitges (Barcelona) to take some photographs of their post-wedding report and thus keep a beautiful memory in their lives of this important day for them and for us.
At a cool industrial spot at the former NDSM Werf (Amsterdam) Jeffrey & Danique insisted on a nice shot surrounded by colorful graffiti. Since they are big fans of our work they also said "We demand a Wedisson Award with one of our wedding photo's"...
So, here we are ;)
This photo was made on one of the awkardest and funiest, well... the best wedding of this season! Why? Because of the people, the couple, their lovely-cute daughter and the guests. And secondly because an accident occured short after this photo, where her wedding got caught up in the chain of the bike. After I calmed down the bride, the choc transformed into endless laughter!
I had the perfect recipe to work with, its one of those images where everything naturally fell into place. I used a smoke bomb to create the atmosphere and let Emma & Dan do the rest