Frames of Love: Photography after the atelier space 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨

Hello to all the photographers and artists of the Photography Lovers Association!

Hope you are good now and your cameras are always charged and ready to hunt the moments! I am so glad we are here and we breathe in the love of photography. Always be good light and pure subjects.

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Let's go to today's post.

I started my blog today with a few photos; Pictures that are very special and full of memories. I want to tell you a very romantic photography session; One of those days when love can be seen and captured with the camera.

This session is related to a lovely couple who had just been married. Their feeling and feeling were still full of excitement and love of the first days. Everything was very self -sufficient, warm and pleasant. Smiles that were at the bottom of the heart, the looks they were talking about, and a world of love.

From the moment the studio arrived, good energy came to us. Being very comfortable and unjustified; No fictitious gestures or training smiles. Every moment and moment of them was a romantic frame itself. Their laughs, their little jokes, and the calmness they were together, all made the photos more real and beautiful than ever.

A corner of my mind, I also recorded these moments for myself; Not just in the camera's memory, but in my heart memory. Because these are things that never get old. This meeting reminded me why I love photography ... because recording pure moments like this is an indescribable pleasure.

This was one of the first photos I took at the photography session after this dear couple. I wanted to get started with an official but intimate sense. So I decided to ask them to sit on the sofa, hold hands together and look directly on the camera.

I set the lighting so that both their facials were well illuminated and the photo space had a special heat. I also used decorative lights and flowers on the table to bring a sense of gentleness and beauty. I deliberately closed the frame so that the two lampshades were in the foreground and make the photo more dreamy by creating golden bokes.

After this shot, when I saw it easier to put in front of the camera, I decided to make the space more romantic. Their next gesture was full of kindness and romantic smiles ... there is the magic of true love and asked the bride to get closer to her with a close smile and kiss.
After that official photo I first took, I felt like I was a little more emotional. So, I brought a transparent umbrella with light strings that give both the photos to the photos and the fine lights make a dreamy mood.

I asked them to be closer together, so that they really feel the presence. In the first photo, with just a simple but good feeling, it's in the box. The warm looks and their bodies were everything, without the need for a word.

For the second photo, I suggested that the bridegroom be kissed on his wife's forehead. Exactly the moment he made this move, a pure and infinite sense of romance flowed. That sense of security, respect, and love in this gesture became one of the most special frames of this meeting.

I set the lighting perfectly soft and focused on their face to give both the frame and that sense of gentleness in the photo. The simple background and the white shoots behind them also added a gentle feeling to the photo, as if they were standing under a calm rain.
A funny part of this photography session was the gesture that our dear groom emphasized! From the very beginning he said, "Be sure to take a formal and full photo, from the one who could put it on the wall or print for the big frame."

I said with a smile, "Eye! "First, let's get a few intimate shots and lovers to open the ice."
But finally it came to that official groom's favorite gesture.

I asked them to be together, smooth and modest, so that the sense of respect and dignity could be conveyed at first glance. I set up their standing mode, put my hands so that it was neither too dry, not too self -esteem. I also set the light to look at their clothes and body shape, without shading sharply.

The result? A stylish and classic photo that the groom himself saw, said with consent, "Oh! It was precisely that I wanted! "

This post -marriage photography session was full of good feelings and romantic moments. From official gestures to intimate looks, everything was recorded with heart and love. I'm glad I was able to get some of this special day with my camera.

Until another romantic story and another blog
Goodbye

Text & photography :@azamsohrabi