Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Friday, 10 February 2012

One Frame Friday: 10.02.12

Here is my obligatory picture of the snow.

It's starting to drive me crazy... Although I am excited to photograph a wedding in this tomorrow, as long as we get no more settling. I really hope the bride and groom are as excited and willing to stand out in it for a few shots! 

In fact it led me to searching online for snowy inspiration and I've come across these amazing wintery weddings from across the pond:




Whist thinking about all of this I was also taken back to my cruise ship days, one of my colleagues was so lucky to be flown by helicopter to photograph a wedding on an Alaskan Glacier. We were all jealous! Anyone planning a wedding like that? I'm your girl if so! :)



Monday, 10 January 2011

Monday's Little Drop of Inspiration

So we're two weeks into the new year now, how are those new years resolutions holding up? I've decided to make a serious effort and blog more regularly and in so doing have come up with a couple of weekly features. The first of those being this today, Monday's Little Drop of Inspiration.


Monday's Little Drop of Inspiration will include examples of some fabulous photo shoots from around the world and photographers that I particularly admire out there on the tinterweb. I hope that these series can provide you all with some ideas for your own photo shoots and get you thinking outside the box a bit.

I have a bit of a winter weather edition for you here this week. The rain and the wind we're experiencing at the moment is horrible but if you can brave it, there's some great opportunities for photographs. 

First up this week from LifeAsArt Photography are these fun fairground photos. I'm loving the vibrancy and colour, and even the way the general public have been featured alongside the couples. You can see the complete set by clicking here.








I know we've had a fair share of snow recently and most of us are sick of the stuff! However if you've booked up a photo session with me and it happens to snow on the day embrace it because you may just end up with photos like these... and really, how often do you get that chance? 

Photography by Rebekah Westover





Sarah Rhodes Photography demonstrates below, that even the windiest of days can produce amazing results...




Rain... it's inevitable. Kellie Kano managed to wield the following pictures from a pretty heavy downpour...





You can always to opt to stay in if the weather is putting you off outdoor pictures. Below is Elsie (of A Beautiful Mess) and Jeremy's cozy indoor engagement photo shoot taken by Team Rhodes






I hope thats inspired you to think a little into your location for your photo shoots, and proved that even the worst of weather conditions can produce some fabulous results!