Photographing the bride and groom in the garden🌿

Hello everyone. I hope you are doing well. It's been a while since I shared my experiences with you.

Today I will share another one of my experiences.

The bride and groom in the photo chose one of the gardens in the city for their wedding day photoshoot, and I really like the composition of this garden because of its warm colors. Of course, I have to say that in this first shot, I adjusted this color combination for the output using the powerful camera raw filter in Photoshop. Considering the color of the roses on the left side of the image, the color of the groom's suit, and even the color of the bride's bouquet, it had a significant impact on the final composition.

In this part of the corridor, which was along the pool, I also photographed another person so that the subject himself had the right to choose and feel the differences. How much an angle can affect a person's beauty and taste.

In this shot you can see the main color scheme of the environment. Here and in this friendly and artistic gathering you can also give your opinion as both a designer and a viewer.
Which one do you like???

On one side of the garden, a thatched wall has been built to separate the space from the garden next door, and the owner of this garden has designed this wall with colorful windows, flower pots, and beautiful niches. I also tried to make this wall attractive in the photo frame through photography. Both because of the type of color output it shows and makes the color tone of the photos warmer, and because of its beauty and color, which can be beautiful in the design of photos. Sometimes I continue the simple part of the wall in the photos and in multiple designs with Photoshop and maneuver on the simple part with multiple designs.

From another angle, there was a small shrub whose leaf color and its combination with the environment, from the perspective of my camera lens, were attractive to me. That's why I had this figure and took a few shots from behind the leaves of this shrub. I really liked the color scheme. The color combination was becoming more attractive to me.

Here, at the request of my dear bride, I wanted to place the flower hand at a distance from them and with the camera lens, focus on the flower and blur them with a kiss gesture. This type of photos is mostly attractive and everyone likes it. And here I have shown you the thatched wall with the niche and windows in one extension.

In the last pose I shared with you, I took a wide, sweeping shot. I asked my assistant to grab the bride's skirt and release it as I counted, as if the bride herself had thrown it. I also wanted to capture the weeping willow tree in the frame to enhance the beauty of this pose.

Photography has its own beauty in every season. We photographers are looking for new ideas in every season and every location so that we can double the beauty and record the best moments.
I am very happy to be a part of the album of memories of my dear clients and I would like to make the moments better and better. I ask you, my artist friends, to share your comments and criticisms with me.

I love you very much and until another photography session,
goodbye.

I hope you like it too.

Photographer:@azamsohrabi
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