Dan Brady wrote:

This is just a luscious and beautiful image ... the POV and composition make it special

Creative Concept Studio wrote:

Yes sir ... love the fun & expressive smile ... beautifully captured.

Lynn Elizabeth wrote:


Me in my wedding gown

This is such a beautiful dress ... I hope you got some great outside shots in it too

richardsphotographybc wrote:

Love outdoors bridal shots, shots like these will keep me inspired to keep shooting them. Very nice work.

Michael Anthony wrote:
i am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO breaking the rules, cuz don't the grooms get any love?!?!?!?!

I feel ya dawg ... but you snuck the bride in a dress in there. So no harm no foul, score the basket.

sam delcarmen wrote:

Beautiful capture in the first frame and a very thoughtful capture in the second.  love it.

Beautifully Soft Focus wrote:

Love outdoors bridal shots, shots like these will keep me inspired to keep shooting them. Very nice work.

Thank You

Bryan Benoit wrote:
Only have one

Well, when you got something spectacular ... all you need is one   Very very nice!

Camerosity wrote:
Hmmmmm. That would be "Ice Queen Bridal."



Shot in the Arctic Circle. (Or was it in a studio in Illinois?) Used a ton of cotton.

Doc, I lived in Illinois for 5 years 2004 - 2010 and on far too many winter days during that time you wouldn't need any cotton.  Well do I remember several snow storms  where snow drifted up to the ceiling   So I know what inspired you to created this fantastic image

Gulag wrote:
One from five years ago,

Like I said Doc ... you need suit up and get back in the game.  Another winning shot

Excelsior Photography wrote:
https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/31526610

Yes sir ... shots like this underscore why brides should schedule some time for studio shot in their dress

Joey wrote:
View On Black
View On Black

Ok you broke a couple of the rules ... but sometimes you got do what ya gotta do. Fantastic images worth following the links

Angel Morton wrote:

being sneaky huh ... great job... that's how you do it ... capture  a special moment

LA StarShooter wrote:
Nice thread. I don't shoot weddings. Shot this dj in her wedding dress, a few months after the momentous occasion. I actually looked at the tide tables so I could pull off this shot. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/28549433

Thanks, I've really enjoyed it, thank for sharing this awesome image and concept ... like I said in the comment I left: "now ya gonna make me have to go back to the beach llama in tow in a wedding dress (lol)

Beautifully Soft Focus wrote:
Thanks, I've really enjoyed it, thank for sharing this awesome image and concept ... like I said in the comment I left: "now ya gonna make me have to go back to the beach model in tow in a wedding dress (lol)

Thank you very much. The dress was a Vera Wang. Oh, and on your profile, friend, you declare a love for the 85 mm. I use a Nikon 85mm 1.8f D as my main lens. I like that it has a manual aperture ring. I stick it on my Nikon D7000 and it is a good combination.

LA StarShooter wrote:

Thank you very much. The dress was a Vera Wang.

Hey, since you live close to the ocean ... A really cool shot would be to shoot a wedding dress shot at dusk or dawn with the bride model on the rocks with waves crashing ... could be great storytelling

Beautifully Soft Focus wrote:

Hey, since you live close to the ocean ... A really cool shot would be to shoot a wedding dress shot at dusk or dawn with the bride model on the rocks with waves crashing ... could be great storytelling

Sure it would. I may pitch that to bridal wear companies.

Erlinda wrote:

I love this ... but her heart doesn't look broken to me ... the sultry and demure images looks more like an invitation for her new husband to come consummate the union   Beautiful storytelling ... just depends on who reading the lines

PhillipPhotography wrote:

Beautiful capture ... love the sky in the background.

julietsdream wrote:


*Just for fun, one more*

and we like it ... btw my daughter loved your the images you posted in this thread

Seismic Images wrote:

Lovely use of DOF ... really makes the happy couple pop and you nailed the special moment too

You guys are posting some great stuff ... keep em coming

PhillipPhotography wrote:

BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!