On Thursday I got together with Bridget, Brian and their dog Stanley to rock out their engagement shoot. We started off at a beach area to the west of the city where Bridget spent most of her summers growing up, from there we headed downtown to tackle the Government Dock area and the surroundings of the Bushplane Museum where they will be having their wedding next year. I haven’t shot in any of these locations before so it made for a fun day.
We tried incorporating Stanley in to as many shots as possible but he was more occupied with running around in circles and jumping into the water so we just let him do his thing. Bridget and Brian sneakily hid awesome props throughout our first location including Brian’s vintage boat and an old bike owned by Bridget’s mom – both of these things were just screaming “shoot me!”. They both also rocked the footwear with a wardrobe change in between the two main locations which added some extra funk to the shots.
Bridget and Brian thanks for the great day and I’m looking forward to your wedding next year!
Tags: Bushplane, Cottage, Government Docks, Sault Ste Marie Engagement Photographer
Loving this set!
My favourites are the ones with the bike…and the first one with Stanley…and the fifth one down, she has gorgeous eyes…I can’t choose!
I think this is my favourite engagement shoot of yours! So many awesome ones. I really love that first shot, too! The bike shots are super cute. They look like such a happy couple!!
Definitely one of my favourite shoots!!! I can’t pick a favourite out of the bunch – they’re all awesome!!!!
oooooh i like the one with the shoe closeup! and all of them with the blue dress
great work as usual curt!
Dude, just picked this up through Twitter!
You’re really owning that equipment of yours! Looks like you’ve been shooting with it for years! not days! impressive mate…
i’m looking forward to see how you can up the standard from now?! (it’s gonna be tough!)
Great job with my cousin’s pics Curt!
These are all awesome!! I do have to agree with the others about this being one my favourite shoots. So glad that they truned out so well after the possible ‘tragedy’.
Thanks for all the great comments guys, it’s words like that which make me want to head out more and keeping on rocking these shoots.