happy thoughts: #fortheREZofMAYlife: Prenup and Props

That’s a wrap!

After almost 6 hours of non-stop smiling, we're finally done with our engagement session. It was really fun although I had a stiff neck afterwards because I had to turn my head in 180 degrees angle (at least that's how it feels like J) just to have that perfect shot, hehe. My eyes were strained because we had to look at each other's eyes while we are doing nose-to-nose. I guess that's what the artistas feels after a long day of photoshoot. J

We found a lot of places in Tagaytay that would be great for photo sessions but the fees are more than what we are willing to spend that's why it took us almost a month to find the perfect location for us. We also started making our own props while searching for the place. Everything that we used from banners, paper mache letters, and pin wheels were handcrafted by me and my fiancé. The preparations and the actual prenup session was really a fun experience.

So, without further ado, let me share some of the actual and behind the scene photos of our engagement session.

Unedited photos (raw files)

This is one of our first few shots...

One of our duling moments, hehe. And yes, that guy on the left is one of our photographers.

goofing around, trying to relax, warming up...

Indoor shot - dining area

This is the looking-at-different-direction effect.

Yes, hash tag is a requirement! :)

At the garden

Had to hold this pose for a couple of minutes.

Props making

We were supposed to just buy from National Bookstore but the letters that we need was not available so we had no choice but to create our own. I'm glad we did this project together because it was fun doing it.