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111 Ways To Pose, Frame & Shoot A Couple For Your Next Session

Lukas Piatek — Mon, 05 Aug 2019 14:49:57 +0000

111 Couple Poses & More

111 Couple Poses & More // As photographers, we often struggle to find the right way to shoot a couple. In the end, there are not infinite ways to take a photo. This is why we sat down and collected 111 couple poses that will help you with any of your next sessions. You do not have to take all of them seriously, but there will be a lot to inspire you. Just keep them in mind if you do some engagement photos soon.

For more inspiration, make sure to check out these 56 most amazing couple photos from 2020, these 77 most beautiful couple photos from 2019, and the post about rocking your next session after you´ve seen these couple photos.

The “framed by a deer “

Even though most of us will never be in a similar situation, try to remember this crazy way to frame a couple.

Adam Janoszek – WWW.ADAMJANOSZEK.COM

The “shape of water”

This stunning shot, for example, could have also been done on the set of “The shape of water.” If you are lucky enough to have an underwater session, keep in mind that bubbles and light might make your images more interesting.

Alejandro Diaz – WWW.ALEJANDRODIAZBORGES.COM

The “Choo Choo”

If you are trying to tell a story within your session, you might as well try to capture a cinematic goodbye kiss at a train station.

Alina & Patrick Photography – WWW.ALINAUNDPATRICK.DE

The “beer blanket”

Not much to explain here. Just a pretty relaxed and funny couple pose for your next session. All you need is a blanket and two cans of beer.

Aly Nickerson – WWW.ALYGRAPHS.COM

The “flower frame”

Just have your couple lay down in front of you and try to frame them through some flowers.

Amanda Basteen Photography – WWW.AMANDABASTEEN.COM

The “ocean hug”

You can pull off this couple pose in any body of water. Just have them take off their cloth and go for an intimate hug in the water.

Amber Nicole Koelling – WWW.AMBERKOELLINGPHOTGRAPHY.COM

The “Jack & Kate”

The iconic “Titanic” pose that we all know from Leonardo DiCaprio & Kate Winslet can be done anywhere.

Angela Ruscheinski – WWW.ANGELARUSCHEINSKI.COM

The “Double Exposure”

This is probably more a technique than a pose, but Double Exposures are simply stunning. If you need any help with that, check out our “How to do a double exposure” post!

April Russell – WWW.APRILANDPAUL.COM

The “lean back”

Grab your lady and have her lean back all the way. One of the more classic couple poses.

Ashley Pigulski – WWW.ASHLEYPIGULSKI.COM

The “happy holidays”

Be sure to capture the mood of Christmas with the right colors and the right weather.

Ashley Wilkerson – WWW.ASHESPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “piggyback”

One of the more popular couples poses at the moment. The piggyback looks cool and certainly adds some movement to any session. Spice it up and have him bump her up in the air a bit.

Bahareh Ritter – WWW.RITTERCOLLECTIVE.COM

The “belly to belly”

The most basic of them all. The “belly to belly” can be done all the time and looks stunning if you add an excellent location and some awesome light.

Baylee Dennis Photography – WWW.BAYLEEDENNIS.COM

The “snowy boots”

Put on your snow boots and have your couple stand in the snow with the sun in the back. Stunning shot guaranteed!

Ben Kruse – WWW.BENKRUSE.NET

The “breaking the ice”

We hope that the ice will not break of course, but this lovely couple pose was made famous during the movie “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” Looks like Kate Winslet knows how to pose.

Bree Lion – WWW.BREEZEPHOTOS.CA

The “rainy day”

Shooting in the rain can be a challenge. Your camera will be covered in water, so make sure your gear is weatherproof before you try this.

Brittany Brenske – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/BRITTANYBRENSKE

The “on the floor”

The best couple poses can even be done at home. Have them lay on the floor together in an intimate way and let your camera do the talking.

Brooklyn Vaughn – WWW.BROOKSCAPTUREDMOMENTS.COM

The “London phone booth”

This probably counts more as a framing technique, but if you are ever in London, make sure to get one of these shots.

Bruno Garcez – WWW.BRUNOGARCEZ.COM

The “kiss on the forehead”

Kisses on foreheads are popular and will look good no matter where you are. Just looks at this example from an in-home session.

Bryden Giving – WWW.BRYDENGIVINGPHOTO.COM

The “mountain view”

Not much to say here. Just have your couple, pose in front of any form of mountains and be amazed by the results. Bonus points if you add some dramatic clouds.

Cara Bartelme – WWW.WILDEARTHWEDDINGS.COM

The “diner hug”

Super easy and super fun. Just take your couple to the next dinner and have him hug her. Just make sure that they are facing outside for that juicy window light.

Cari Hughes – WWW.CARIHUGHESPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “vertical”

The “vertical” has to be done “horizontal.” I think you know what we mean. Just turn your image in post and try not to have any distracting elements in the frame.

Chloe Ramirez – WWW.CHLOERAMIREZPHOTO.COM

The “about to kiss”

What’s more exciting than a kiss? You are right, the second before it happens. Classic couple poses for sure.

Cory Regovich – WWW.REGOVICHIMAGING.COM

The “lens flare”

Spice up any of your images with some nasty lens flare. The posing does not play the most important role in here; make sure the lens flare is where you want it to be.

Daniel Zimmermann – WWW.LICHTERWERK.CH

The “framed bly flowers”

Try to use flowers in the foreground and background as a way to naturally pose your couple. Add a kiss to the mix, and you have a keeper!

Dan Thorson – WWW.DANTHORSON.COM

The “not so happy moment”

Relationships and love are not always full of joy and laughter. Every single couple out there fights, argues and sometimes even splits up. A huge thank you to Darien Funk for sending in this real-life moment. This image should be used as a reminder that we have to cherish any relationship that we have.

Darien Funk – WWW.DARIENFUNK.COM

The “scissor”

A pretty popular couple pose again. The scissor is super easy and lets your couple connect pretty naturally while sitting on the ground.

Devin Begin – WWW.DEVINBEGINPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “up and down”

Have your couple lay down on a bed, place one of them the other way around, stand over them and you have a pretty epic shot. Just keep an eye out for the light source as you do not want to block the light from touching their bodies.

Diana Lubbers – WWW.DIANALUBBERSPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “arc”

A pretty artistic way to frame a couple, especially with the arc in the background. This shot is more about what is frames them as to what they are doing. The touch just adds that final connection you need.

Diane Villadsen – WWW.DVILLADSENPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “headlights”

Probably one of the most trending couple poses from last year. Have your couple sit down on the ground ( Use The “scissor” for example ) and let the headlights of your car do the rest.

Erika Brooke Franta – WWW.ERIKABROOKE.COM

The “framed by a building”

Another one of these shots that won’t happen during every session. Again, keep in mind that you can frame people in buildings. Do not photoshop the people out of the frame. They certainly add some storytelling to the image.

Fire and Ice – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/FIREANDICE

The “flour embrace”

Grab a pound of flour and cover your couple with it. If they are up for it, you will get some pretty awesome shots.

Frank Stabrila – WWW.FRANKSTABRILA.COM

The “embrace”

Have him embrace her from the back and hold her tight. Works every single time and looks super useful if you have some waterdrops in the frame to spice it up. Just make sure to have them looking into the light source.

Gione da Silva – WWW.GIONEDASILVA.COM

The “favorite thing.”

An advanced version of The “embrace.” Have him say what he likes the most about her. Hillarious things can happen like in this frame here. His response was “vagina.” No further words needed.

Hannah McMaster – WWW.HANNAHMCMASTER.COM

The “too sexy”

This frame is too hot even to describe it. I will try always. Have them get a bit naked and drop to the floor, to connect again. This is my favorite couple pose 😉

Heath Whorton – WWW.WHORTONFILMS.COM

The “whirlpool kiss”

Framing is critical in this one here again. The roof builds a natural frame, and the kiss in a whirlpool adds the final touch.

The “starry sky”

Have the last light of the day hit your subjects doing whatever you want and let the stars do the rest.

The “covered in foam”

We would say this is one of the more advanced couple poses. Not every couple will do this, but if they do… DAMN!

The “tree of love”

Another way to incorporate Double Exposure into your couple photography. Try to play around and see what works best for you.

Henry Tieu – WWW.HENRY-TIEU.COM

The “reflection”

Most bodies of water will give you a perfect reflection. Pools are super quiet and ideal in that way. If you have an epic sunset going on, make sure to take as many shots as possible.

Isaac Gautschi – WWW.ISAACGAUTSCHI.COM

The “pidgeon chase”

This would not work without the pigeons. Just try to scare them away a bit next time, and you will have a super natural-looking shot.

Ivan Joseph Mangubat – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/IVANMANFOTOS

The “deer nearby”

I have to be honest as I had a hard time finding the right wording for this “couple pose” as it is more like a moment. I hope you will enjoy it, anyways.

Jaime Burrow – WWW.JAIMEBURROWPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “full speed”

The most “staged” couple pose in our collection for sure. Jump in the car, have them scream, add some blur in the post and you have the percent “funny” shot for your couple.

The “intimate touch”

Hands and Eyes are very intimate parts of our body. Try to combine them together, and you will get a similar result like this one.

Jan Rabara – WWW.JANRABARA.SK

The “surfboard”

If there are a beach and a surfboard, go for this shot. You can not fail to try to get this. Just make sure you are close to the beach as that will make it easier to pull it off.

The “where are our heads”

Sometimes you don’t even need heads in frames as all of the other body parts can tell the story as well.

Jasmine Abbey – WWW.NEWWAVEHAWAII.COM

The “real-life fairytale”

Fairy tales can happen in real life and make your couple feel like a king and queen on their wedding day.

Jere Satamo – WWW.JERESATAMO.COM

The “sidewalk”

You do not really need epic locations all the time. Sometimes the sidewalk is all you need and the connection between your couple will do the rest.

Jex Sollis – WWW.ORANGEANDPOPPYSEED.COM

The “how the hell did he take that photo?”

Can we just take a second to stare at this frame and be like… “how?”

Jonah Deaton – WWW.JONAHDEATONPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “North of the wall”

Walk away from each other is most likely the real name of this couple pose, but I could not stop myself from calling it differently. The majority of people live happy north of the wall nowadays, so feel free to take your couples there.

Juliana Summers – WWW.JULIANARENEEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “dramatic”

Try to mix up your sessions with some dramatic posing as well. Just look how awesome this couple is looking. Bonus points when the background feels connected to your couple.

Julie Godbolt – WWW.JULIEG.PHOTOGRAPHY

The “morning mirror”

Not much to say here. The most original photo of them all, and you can pull it off every single day.

Katch Silva – WWW.KATCHSILVA.COM

The “greenhouse”

Remember that you can shoot in a greenhouse all year around. You will be amazed at how cool it looks and how dreamy the light can be.

Katie Denton – WWW.KATIEDENTON.COM

The “hug”

Just have him grab her from the back and add some movement on top. You will be amazed at how good it will look. Try to add some more laughter with a small tickle from his side

Kayla Mattox – WWW.KAYLAMATTOXPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “pretend to play the guitar while lying topless on a bed to show off your tattoos”

I will just let the title speak for itself here 😉

Kayla M Ruiz – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/KAYMRUIZ

The “Michelangelo”

Just as the iconic painting from Michelangelo, a touch of two hands can be all you need for a great photo

Kebenae Weis – WWW.KEBENAEWEIS.SQUARESPACE.COM

The “bathtub love”

This is probably another one of the “more advanced” couple poses. Only works with couples that are okay with it.

Kirsten Stewart – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/KIRSTENMARIAPHOTOS

The “never too old”

Never too old for love is all I can say about this frame. You can feel the connection, and the hands add another layer of “love” to this frame.

Klisza Art Studio – WWW.KLISZA-ART-STUDIO.PL

The “surf”

Just like the “surfboard”, this pose can be done on most beaches if there is a surfboard around. This shot is super cool because you also have a tiny reflection on the board.

Krzysztof Antas – WWW.ANTASKRZYSZTOF.COM

The “opera house”

An opera or theatre will give you a pretty epic location for your next session.

Kwestia Kadru – WWW.KWESTIAKADRU.PL

The “big bird”

If you are lucky enough to pose your couple in front of a large plane, you got lucky.

Kylie Farmer – WWW.KYLIEFARMER.COM

The “golden hour”

The light during the golden houris always beautiful, especially with a kissing couple.

Kylie Farmer – WWW.KYLIEFARMER.COM

The “uniform”

If you have a couple that wears a uniform at their workplace, tell them to put it on.

Kylie Farmer – WWW.KYLIEFARMER.COM

The “pilot kiss”

This one could be taken right out of a movie. I guess pilots are way too cool not to kiss them!

Kylie Farmer – WWW.KYLIEFARMER.COM

The “tiptoe”

A tiptoe adds an extra layer of cuteness to any couple kissing. It certainly looks perfect in this shot.

Kylie Farmer – WWW.KYLIEFARMER.COM

The “plane in the sky”

There are many ways to incorporate planes in a shoot as you just learned. The best is this one.

Laura Wallkotter – WWW.CAPTURE-LIFE.DE

The “spread your wings”

Similar to the “Titanic” this pose is super cool if you have your couple dance a bit while doing it.

The “cannon beach”

There is not much to say about Cannon Beach. It will be hard for you to take a wicked photo there. That means, whenever you can, head out and shoot there.

Leanne Rose Zayac – WWW.LEANNEROSEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “Architect”

We are calling this one the “Architect.” Just be aware of architecture and the way you can frame & pose your couples.

Lena Larsson – WWW.LENALARSSON.COM

The “glamping”

Glamping is becoming more and more popular nowadays. You might as well use that to your advantage. Just check out how beautiful it can look.

Lukas Zysk – WWW.PROJEKT35.PL

The “chilling on a tree”

Brave couples will climb trees so you can take some epic shots.

Mario Schmitt – WWW.LOVEANDLIGHTS.DE

The “window”

A personal fav of mine. Shooting through windows is underrated. If you can pull it off right, magic will happen.

Marissa Yuhas – WWW.MNYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “last light”

The very last minutes of daylight are undoubtedly the most beautiful and intense ones. Perfect light for intimate shots like this one here.

Martijn Roos – WWW.MARTIJNROOS.COM

The “straight out of a movie”

Big fans of cinema might try this one next time. Set up a cool scene and add some black bars top and bottom to make it look like a screenshot.

Matteo Gueli – WWW.MATTEOGUELI.COM

The “carousel”

Everyone loves fun fares, right? Jump on a carousel with your couple and try to take some awesome shots while flying through the air.

Megan Norman – WWW.THEBEATIFICLENS.COM

The “face-off”

Nicolas Cage and John Travolta were the first ones. A pretty cool idea for any couple session.

Melissa Bales – WWW.COPPERANDIVYCOLLECTIVE.COM

The “shopping cart”

The “Jackass” guys made shopping carts famous, but there are also other ways to use them.

Melissa Jane Photography – WWW.MELISSAJANE.PHOTOGRAPHY

The “windy hair”

The wind is your best friend, remember that. The movement that it creates in hair and dresses can turn every standard image into a masterpiece.

Mic Panic – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/MIC.PANIC

The “fairy lights”

Fairy lights as props are super cool and super trendy. There are many ways to use them, and it does not matter how old a couple is.

Michal Dzido – WWW.YESIDO.NET.PL

The “blogger couple”

If you want to be Insta famous, this is the way to go. Indeed more posed and staged as all of the other shots, but maybe useful in some shoots.

Michal Lastowski – WWW.PARTIMETRAVELERS.COM

The “snuggle up”

It is always hard to make a sitting couple look natural and unposed. Just tell them to snuggle up to each other, and you should be fine.

Mike Zawadzki – WWW.MIKEZAWADZKI.COM

The “cheek to cheek”

Similar to the “face-off,” you can also do this shot with your couple touching cheeks and maybe even close eyes.

Miranda Anthony – WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/MIRANDAANTHONY_LIFESTYLEPHOTO

The “spin around”

If you are a fan of movement in images, the “spin around” is your best option. It creates a natural flow every single time.

Miranda Cheney – WWW.MIRANDACHENEYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “half scissor”

We showed you the “scissor” already, but you can also do it halfway as that will look a bit more natural.

Naba Zabih – WWW.NABAZABIH.COM

The “down by the river”

Rivers do always look good in images, so make sure to use them whenever you can.

Natalia Swiader – WWW.NATALIASWIADER.COM

The “fog”

Just like the wind, fog adds a specific magical layer to any of your images. It will also give you super soft skin tones.

Nicola Leigh Photography – WWW.NICOLALEIGH.COM

The “upside-down”

It might be better to change perspective sometimes. Just turn your images around or have your couple lay down the other way around to make it look more appealing.

OScar Dominguez – WWW.OSCARANDDASSI.COM

The “I will always love you”

A kiss can be more than just a kiss. It is the ultimate connection and the recipe for a healthy and long marriage.

Pablo Beglez – WWW.PABLOBEGLEZ.COM

The “panoramic view”

Try to use the environment to your advantage, especially if there are an ocean and islands nearby.

Pavol Delej – WWW.PAVOLDELEJ.SK

The “snowy city”

Most people tend to shoot in nature when it is snowing. Do not forget that cityscapes can also look super cute during the winter.

Pierre Atelier – WWW.PIERREATELIER.COM

The “perfect moment”

A couple, a pool, and that one moment. If your couple is into this, you might want to try your luck next time.

Piotr Zawada – WWW.PIOTRZAWADA.PL

The “off road.”

Just like rivers, roads can be creative elements for every image. Use their symmetry or direction to your advantage.

Przemyslaw Stradczuk – WWW.STRADPHOTO.COM

The “particle effect”

Tiny and small elements like dust or water can turn your image into an epic piece of art. Just look at how the sun is playing with these elements.

Qay Majid – WWW.WEDDINGSBYQAY.COM

The “magic moment”

It is hard even to find words to describe this shot. Everything comes together here.

Ricardo Quintana – WWW.RICARDOQUINTANAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “dark hedges”

Dark hedges is a pretty famous spot in Northern Ireland. We highly recommend shooting there if you are around. Just look at how epic and creepy it is.

Rob Dight – WWW.EPICLOVEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “silhouette”

Exposing for the sky, especially at sunset, will give you a fantastic silhouette of your couple.

Sage Justice – WWW.JUSTICEPHOTO.COM

The “sunflower field”

The symbol of happiness and the perfect place for a couple of shoots. If you are lucky enough to have a field anywhere near you, go out and create some magic reflections on rainy streets are the best. If your couple is brave enough to shoot under these conditions, use them to your advantage.

Samantha Byrd – WWW.SAMANTHABYRDPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “rainy street”

Reflections on rainy streets are the best. If your couple is brave enough to shoot under these conditions, use them to your advantage.

Sarah Brenner – WWW.SARAHBPHOTO.COM

The “Wes Anderson”

Always in the middle. That is what Wes Anderson movies are known for from a visual point of view. A pretty “hip” couple pose nowadays

Sarah England – WWW.SARAHENGLANDPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “couch potato”

You do not always need to head outside and look for epic locations. A couple spends the majority of their time together on a couch or in their bed. That is just the way it is. You might as well use that for some shots.

Shawn Ngirmang – WWW.TREESANDSEAS.COM

The “laughing kiss”

Adding a beautiful smile to a kiss can make any image look more genuine and real. This is one of the best examples.

Stephanie Hoffmann – WWW.SANDANDHAZEL.COM

The “touch your foreheads”

Touching foreheads is undoubtedly one of the oldest couple poses there is. Use it if you want to show the connection of a couple in a quiet moment.

Tanja Vagner – WWW.TANJANIWEDDINGS.COM

The “sporty one”

Sometimes it is smart to take photos at a sports location to showcase the hobby or passion a couple has for a sport.

Tasha Cline – WWW.TASHACLINEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “booty”

The “booty” can be used for all of your wild couples that are crazy and okay with having their bareback seen by family and friends.

Tessa Woolworth – WWW.FOLKANDWAYFARER.COM

The “American beauty”

Laying down in a bed of flowers or flower petal will look good every single time. Try it out next time during your session.

The Ramsdens – WWW.WEARETHERAMSDENS.COM

The “epic sky”

Without the sky, this would probably be “another” couple shot. Good thing the color of the sky made this one special. You always want clouds for a dramatic sunset.

Theo Barros – WWW.THEOBARROSFOTOGRAFO.COM

The “slow shutter”

Drop your shutter speed, have your couple stand still and enjoy the blurry effect of movement.

Tiffany Roubert – WWW.TIFFANYROUBERT.COM

The “light leak”

Hated by some, loved by many. Light leaks can make your image stand out and also be used as a frame as you can see here.

Tiffany Watts – WWW.TIFFANYCURTIS.CO.NZ

The “ray of light”

Rays of light can look magical if you spice them up with dust, water or even smoke. Use that to your advantage and create something unique.

Tomasz Konopka – WWW.FOTOKONOPKA.PL

The “skylight”

The moment when the sun drops under the horizon is the moment you have to pick up the camera and shoot. Face your couple towards the area, where the sun just set and enjoy the creamy goodness of beautiful skin tones.

Trina Cary – WWW.TRINACARYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

The “flower field”

Flowers are your best friend and always look fantastic in images. Bonus points if the color matches the dress.

Viktoriya Bogdanova – WWW.VIKTORIYABOGDANOVA.COM

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Forest Boudoir Session

Lukas Piatek — Fri, 19 Oct 2018 13:42:07 +0000

Do you love to see couples totally in love? Perfect – This is what the Love Train feature is all about. Hence we love to present you different styles and occasions where photographers of our LOOKSLIKEFILM community have captured the magical moments between two loving human beings. The love train feature is always full of creativity, beauty, special moments, spectacular or simple places, laughter, fun, craziness but most importantly – LOVE. Therefore this Forest Boudoir Session is full of love!

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Forest Boudoir Session

by Josée Lamarre

Hey Josée! Tell us a little bit more about your stunning Forest Boudoir Session!

This intimate session took place in a Bavarian forest in Germany. It was amazing. The forest was full of ferns and we also found a beautiful little river. We were shooting at the end of the day. I simply love to shoot with the soft light in the evening. It makes everything a little bit more mysterious and sensual.

I think a boudoir couple session is a different and beautiful way to remember the love between two loving humans years later. And I do believe that this kind of photoshoot has to be shot in a really sensually way.

Aesthetic and sensuality are two important things in my photography. I like to represent love and tenderness in a deeply sensual, romantic and cinematic way. Therefore, I love to make such session out there in nature. It feels raw, pure and intense.

What about the gear? What did you use at this session?

I shot this whole session with a Nikon D750. Additional to this I used two lenses, the Sigma 35mm 1.4 and Sigma 50 mm 1.4.

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Pitt Lake Couple

Lukas Piatek — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 12:29:58 +0000

SESSION BY LAURA OLSON

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“Hey Laura! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

These images were taken at Pitt Lake in Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada. We shot in the middle of the day so there was a ton of harsh light, which I wanted to work with for their session so I was surprised when the sun dipped behind to clouds to give us that nice diffused light. I am not complaining though!

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“What gear did you use?”

I shot the whole session with my Nikon D750 and my Sigma 35 1.4

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Winter Couple Session

Lukas Piatek — Thu, 22 Mar 2018 14:26:06 +0000

SESSION BY PAUL ALBU

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“Hey Paul! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

It all started with a giveaway, I was getting desperate because we had a warm winter in Romania and I thought I could not get a couple for a winter session. I hosted a little contest between my friends on facebook and chose them because you could really see their love for each other.

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Lia and Vlad, live in the small city of Sibiu, Romania. They were really happy for getting the chance to make this shoot because it was their first photo-session together ever. They love to go on adventures and explore new and uncharted places. I also found out that they love winter, so the cold weather was perfect for them.

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The session was taken in Fagaras mountains. We walked up to the Balea waterfall, and even some of the photos are shot on the legendary Transfagarasan road. This road is one of the most amazing ones in Romania (maybe even in Europe), but in winter the most spectacular part of the road is unfortunately closed.

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“What gear did you use?”

The photos were shot on a Nikon D750 and a 35 1.4 Sigma Art lens. Edited with LKO presets.

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Ghost Town Session

Lukas Piatek — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 16:23:52 +0000

SESSION BY HANNAH WATTNEM

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“Hey Hannah! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

“This session took place in a really cool location, its a “ghost town” formerly called Alder, Washington. The town flooded over 70 years ago and was completely wiped out. Now the area where the town used to sit is a 7 mile wide man made lake which was created by the construction of the alder dam.

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In the summer, for miles around, this area is covered by over 20 feet of glacier water, how ever in the winter the dam “drains” the lake and almost the entire river clears out and you can literally walk for miles across the bottom of the lake. You can even walk between the 5 islands that sit in the middle of the lake.

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Bethany and Caleb, the couple, are good friends of mine. They both met doing musical theatre together. They are both dancers (which in my opinion translates to great models!). They are truly some of the most fun loving and sweet people I know! And they are always down for an adventure (such as getting caked in mud while doing a photoshoot at the bottom of a river!).”

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“What gear did you use?”

I shoot on the Canon 5D Mark IV, for this shoot I mostly used the Sigma 35mm Art lens and the Canon 50mm 1.4 lens. For editing I used many heavily tweaked variations of LXC 04.

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Wedding Photographer…

Canada
Austria
Banff
Iceland

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LLF Summit

Lukas Piatek — Mon, 11 Dec 2017 17:05:08 +0000

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Event Design + Host: Emily Vick Watkins Co-Host: Maggie Sheffield

Time to look back at an awesome photography summit. Our LOOKSLIKEFILM Oklahoma community spent a great time together and have created some beautiful photos during their couple shoot. Check out these amazing photographers:

Anna Bryan Fogle

http://www.instagram.com/annabryanphoto

Chelsea Littleton

http://www.chelsealittleton.com

Erin Briggs

http://www.instagram.com/erinelizabethphoto

Faith Emery

http://www.madadventuresphotography.com

Hailey Faria

http://www.haileyfariaphotography.com

Heather Moring

http://www.instagram.com/mrsheathermoring

Jordan Hepler

http://www.instagram.com/sloanheplerphotography

Kara Cheek

http://www.karacheekphotography.com

Katelyn Swanson

http://www.instagram.com/katelynswanson

Katie DelaCruz

http://www.katiedelacruzphoto.com

Keely Ross Photography

http://www.keelyrossphotography.com

Kelcy Enriquez

http://www.kelcyleighphotography.com

Lindsey Moht

http://www.lplusrphoto.com

Maggie Sheffield

http://www.maggiesheffieldphotography.com

Melissa Harms Photography

http://www.melissaharmsphotography.com

Melissa Wanzer

http://www.wanzerphotos.com

Michelle Rogers

http://www.michelleleighphotook.com

Payton Wilson

http://www.paytonmarie.com

Rachael Dial

http://www.rachaeldialphotography.com

Rachel Scroggs

http://www.rachelscroggs.com

Sara Hisel

http://www.happytrailsphotography.com

Shila Pratt

Tyler Ljunghammar

http://www.freelywander.photos

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Rocky Mountain Love

Lukas Piatek — Thu, 07 Dec 2017 19:00:00 +0000

SESSION BY KIMBERLY JOHNSON

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“Hey Kimberly! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

Taylor & Jamey are amazing humans. Some of my favorite! A few years back I did a Bridal shoot with them, They were newly dating and their love was seamless…making for a REALLY easy shoot. They couldn’t take their eyes off each other and I couldn’t take my camera off of them.

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Last week I got the privilege to work with them again. They are the type of people you could just hang out with for days….or years. Taylor and Jamey have this contagious personality. They make “work” feel like play.
In my opinion, I would classify them as ” Unicorns”. I hope you enjoy the “Unicorn” photos as much as I do.”

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“What gear did you use?”

Canon 5D Mark iii
35mm Sigma Art

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“Any other details you would love to share?”

Location : Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
Couples : Taylor Kelly , Jamey Hammond
Preset : Session edited with LXCN

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Adventure…

Photographer Colorado
Wedding Photographer
Photographer Denver

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The Golden Hour

Lukas Piatek — Mon, 23 Oct 2017 18:00:00 +0000

SESSION BY KATE FRETLAND

“I know we are young but we have the kind of love that could last forever. Let us grow together, our roots intertwined and our souls merged.”
– Unknown

“Hey Kate! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

Young love is one of life’s sweetest gifts.

After marrying my own high school sweetheart and having his beautiful, then, 10 year old cousin Lindsey as our flower girl, I was all too happy to capture the love she now shares with her own high school sweet heart, Kevin.

These love birds have been nurturing their beautiful bond and friendship since they were just young pups. She was the all american, soccer playing, sun bathing good girl next door. He was the UFC fighting, dirt bike riding bad boy we all warned her to steer clear from and yet love found a healthy place to grow.

It all began when Kevin wrestled with her older brother in high school and made the first move while Lindsey was keeping score for one of their meets. Like most young love stories, theirs came with a break up somewhere in the middle and yet a party bump in and a Snapchat from Lindsey got the fires burning again until we arrive to current day.

These two will be making promises of marriage to one another this fall, here in northern California witnessed by their own flower girl, ( their 2 year old daughter) Teigen Rae as well as many friends and family.

My husband will be their officiant and needless to say, we are all very happy Lindsey chose Kevin and that God has continued to bless and guide their love story and blossoming family.

“What gear did you use?”

Nikon D750
Sigma art 35

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If you want to know more about Golden Hour Photography check out the article by pixpa.

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New Zealand
Fort Lauderdale
Memphis
Springfield

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Beach Couple Session

Lukas Piatek — Thu, 27 Jul 2017 16:45:20 +0000

SESSION BY BRITTANY DEJESUS

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“Hey Brittany! Tell us a little bit about this couple and your session.”

“One early afternoon on a Thursday, I was sitting on the beach alone and I saw this couple running around being young and free, puffing and passing a joint, taking selfies — ya know, basically doing vacation the right way.

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I told myself I’m just going to walk up to them and hand them my business card and tell them if they ever wanted to shoot some stuff to contact me (I’m super awkward).

I wasn’t sure if they were local or on vacation, because the beach we were at is usually crowded by locals, but surprisingly, later that day they actually shot me a text to book me!

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They were from North Carolina and they really wanted some photos while they were here in Florida. I told her my price and then we shot these amazing photos the very next day at sunrise.

To be honest, I had no expectations for them or for myself. They were very young but still very mature.

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I was however, excited to see if i had it in me to capture that young care free love that they exuded on the day I first met them. Was I able to get those moments?? Can I do this..?? I just kept saying that to myself.

I knew if i stayed focused and aware of the emotions I was trying to capture all would fall into place.

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So from the moment I picked my camera up. It was instant. There they were, laughing and running around— grabbing one another.

Man, They totally shocked me, I was dying to photograph what they were doing and here was my moment!
I think I shocked myself more than anything. Honestly, it was a beautiful kick ass morning.”

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