Pim Plaggenborg

Pim

Plaggenborg

Nunspeet

🇳🇱 Netherlands

Minimum price/hours

150$ per hour | 8 hours minimum

Ranking

Member

1 left until the Senior Member

69th place in Netherlands

With us

1 year

Studio Name

PIMAGE Photography

Pim lives in Nunspeet, in the middle of the Netherlands. Besides wedding photographer, he works as a personal trainer. Loves bootcamp, crossfit and mountainbiking.

Pim moved into the wedding photography business in 2021 as the second shooter for his wife, Miriam. He liked that so much that he followed a workshop for off-camera flash. Since then, he has been creating a signature style in this area. He loves playing with light. Pim takes on weddings by himself or with his wife as a photographers' team.

Winning photos

The later the party, the wilder it gets. We love it!

115th Collection

Getting married after turning 60. You better hurry.

114th Collection

The reaction of single women to a flying wedding bouquet is always awesome. Who will be the next bride?

112th Collection

Why not both in the air instead of only the bride? Of course the men weren't listening but that made the effect more fun. Maybe next photo is the landing...

111th Collection

On most weddings we try to make a special shot with flashes. In the cellar of the castle we took this shot. We prepare the shot, call the bridal couple, take a few shots and let them party again.

109th Collection

The bride had a physical disability and had a difficult time before the wedding. It was time to have some fun. She was almost flying by herself, such a joy and celebration.

107th Collection

The bride had a physical disability and was not able to stand or sit unassisted. No problem for her girlfriends to help her have fun and party during the group photo sessions.

106th Collection

It rained almost all evening but at midnight, when the party ended, it became dry. The wedding planner was quickly handing out the sparklers fireworks. The last wedding of the season deserved of good exit.

104th Collection

The wedding party had fallen a bit silent. So I wanted to bring some life into it. I asked two bored teenagers to assist me in creating a festive image. One moved the veil and the other held the softbox for lighting. Result? Interested teenagers, happy photographer and a very happy couple.

103rd Collection