Finalist A - Caren C.
"Since both Marshall and I work in downtown Manhattan and have shared a lot of special moments around the area, we have picked Sea Port (Pier 17) to be our e-session location. The time will be past midnight when the place is nearly empty. You will have a spectacular view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Pier's lightings, as well as the view of the entire East River. I choose past midnight not only because it allows us the space and time to work on our section, but I also believe it is more romantic at night as an engagement section. And of course, not to mention that it will be fun and challenging to shoot at one of the famous tourist site in New York City at night... I surely cannot wait to make Pier 17 into our own little studio." |
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Finalist B - Julia R.
"Us together, braving the elements and mother natures wrath. Climbing, jumping, embracing in a storm either snow or rain. Nude (tastefully) on a beach encircled in a ring of fire. Anything representing our great love showcased by the elements of water, fire, earth, air, etc." |
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Finalist C - Jessie Lee C.
"Since my fiance is in the United States Navy, I have always dreamed of taking our engagement photos as an up-to-date recreation of the ever so popular Sailor kissing a nurse in New York City. I love winter time in New York and would love to make edgy photos of him in his uniform and p.coat in Manhattan and give the photo a modern 1920's feel. I'd love to see my red lips standing out in a black and white photo, or dark berry nails with my engagement ring. We could even take the pictures in the Bronx Zoo to give it a dated feeling...oh the possiblities!" |
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Finalist D - Maya B.
"A walk through the streets of old New York in the style of 1930's Film Noir. The groom donning a fitted striped suit with a fedora hat and the bride classic and timeless. The vision for the overall look is black and white and playing with lighting and shadows. Locations would be cobble stone streets, under and on the Brooklyn Bridge, and catching the last ride on the Staten Island Ferry... Perhaps renting those 30's looking limo would complete the look." |
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