Contemporary Engagement Sessions | Kendrick and Ellen
I’m not going to warn you, because it’s useless anyway. If you are already reading this then you know that this shoot again has horses in them – similar to the previous e-session post we had. I know that it’s a good reason for me to space them apart but I thought why not post them chronologically as I normally do and maybe by having them featured one after the other will allow the viewers (that is you) to see the differences in them more. I thought that this way, we can show further about how differently we approach and shoot each session despite some similarities in them. :)
Today, it’s Kendrick and Ellen’s e-session feature. I remember when I met them for the first time and we were discussing what they wanted for their e-session photos and how we could find a place that had all of those. It was about the story of them, a story that’s 100 months in the making and what they wanted was really more about the beauty of nature – the greens and possibly a shoot as well with a horse. So it was a perfect match to shoot in Tagaytay, where the both elements of nature were abundant. We had a field day (pun intended) in the open area of Ville Sommet where we shot all of the daylight concepts in a light and fun atmosphere. Then we headed out to the horse-back riding facility right along the highway for an evening and more dramatic shoot with wild horses. Ok, they are not wild – their smell is. hahaha. We stripped these lovely animals of their saddles and used their makeshift headquarters as an old abandoned hut, and viola! we have stage set-up good enough for a mini-movie – ok maybe for just an MTV, but you get the point.
I take my hats off to both Kendrick and Ellen, for climbing a tree, for learning to ignore the smell of horse dung, and for nailing every shot like they were pros. It was such a fun experience which we fittingly ended with a few fireworks (as you will see below). Enjoy the photos.
Chai
As the saying goes “Save the best for last”, the last photo surely served its purpose! Brilliant as always, Oly! Kudos Metrophoto and mabrook to the couple! ^_^