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‘We Heart San Francisco’ ~ A Unique, Creative & Cinematic Engagement Shoot
Good morning!
This stylized, energetic San Francisco engagement shoot is, in a word, AWESOME. Yes, it’s that awesome it requires all caps. I’ve never seen an engagement shoot like it before, each iconic image is like a cinema still.
KV and Co are the super talented folks behind the camera ~ here’s what they had to say:
Taking inspiration from Hitchcock, Fellini, Wong Kar Wai, and a little Monet, this shoot covers the best of San Francisco: The Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Little Italy and Golden Gate Park.
(Well, I couldn’t let my first week of blogging from the USA go by without a homage to this fabulously quirky city I’ve found myself living in now could I?)
This stylish and chic couple look like they’re having a blast!
See what I mean? AWESOME.
Thanks to KV and Co for sharing these incredible images ~ check out their truly chic and unique photography here.
Would you have your engagement shoot in your favourite city? Or are you more a frolic in open fields / by the beach kind of couple?
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7 Responses and Counting...
These are Fab and Fun! Awesome. :)
The black and white ones are magazine editorial worthy!
LOVING these1
This is just so cute and so much fun! Do love the styling, they certainly paid attention to their style very cool x
Wow, love this!! They are pretty much the coolest kids in town.
Looks like photos from a movie. It’s a plus that the couple looks really good together. :)
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