Wedding Portrait Inspiration: Why Not Dangle Off a Cliff?
It can take some time brainstorming with your photographer to come up with the perfect location for your wedding-day portraits—and hopefully what you land on in the end is a) gorgeous and b) somehow reflective either of you as a couple or the special place(s) you chose to hold your various wedding-day events.
Can you imagine the brainstorming sesh that ended with the decision to shoot these wedding-day portraits?
I just posted in our blog about our recent WMUR NH Chronicle segment,”Photography on the Edge”. I’ve also posted a few “…
Posted by Philbrick Photography on Thursday, October 29, 2015
The crazy shots taken by photographer Jay Philbrick and his team featuring brides and grooms standing on—and sometimes, yes, dangling off of—a cliff in New Hampshire have been making the rounds recently, and we can see why! Goodness.
The couples who partake in these shoots are all hooked up safely, of course—which seems like a lot to go through on your wedding day, but then again, if you’re opting for photos like these, chances are you don’t mind—as is Philbrick, who is often dangling at some odd angle above them in order to get the shot. Here are a few more of ’em:
Posted by mott.pe on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Posted by mott.pe on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Posted by mott.pe on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Posted by mott.pe on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
You get the idea. (There are lots more on his Facebook page.) Talk about extreme wedding photography! Would you and your to-be be into doing something extreme like this for your photos?
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