Ali & Andrew | Richmond Park | Engagement Shoot
A little while ago I headed to Richmond Park with Ali and Andrew for a London couple photoshoot. Other than their own charming selves they bought balloons as an accessory! On our walk we got lost, took photos, avoided deer and dodged a few rain clouds. The adventurous life I lead… Richmond park is always a beautiful place to be, and whilst it was pretty cloudy I love the feel of these photos.
Out of all of the London Parks I think I prefer Richmond. I do mention it in my favourite pre wedding spots of London and it’s one of the few parks that ‘can’t’ get crowded. Whilst there are always lots of people around you can always find a few quiet spots to take some cute photos. Also, there are wild deer. So, that pretty much trumps all the other parks! You also have the building of Pembroke Lodge and so, as well as the wildness of the area you have some interesting gardens to wander around.
It was also great to finally meet Ali and Andrew and find out a little bit more about their wedding plans for next year. They are actually getting married in Suffolk, with lots of family and friends. It’s going to be a great celebration and I can’t wait to play a role in their day.
Here are some of my favourite photographs.
I love those colors. Great style too!
Such a cool idea. Love the field and balloons. Great frames here!
the deer! and I LOVE that laying down shot 🙂
Killer set of images – Great style and colours. Lovin’ the first black and white as well!
Oh these two are adorable! I love it all, but I especially love the deer shot and the one immediately after it of them in the bracken. Lovely!
Those deer! The two of them laying in the grass is so sweet and perfect, and they look so relaxed and happy.
Nice deer stalking Albert 🙂 Great set, love that third frame especially.
Haha! That deer! I like a lot of them, but love the first image and second to last! Great job!
Lovely stuff Berty!
ridiculously good looking and stylish couple! love this whole thing Albert!
Terrific stuff here – love the early images (they 85mm or 135mm – i’d love to know) and then that deer shot..hell yeah!
Great posing variety.