I realized it had been a while since I featured any photography on the Inspired Bride, and since I’m knee deep in research on good shooters for something completely separate from the blog, I figured this is a pretty good time to put some more of it out there.
Cross processing and Lomo-style vintage photography for weddings keeps becoming more and more popular, but since I’ve always been a fan (those toy cameras are so cool!) I certainly won’t be one to complain. Steep Street Photography does a great job of incorporating the trend artistically while not going overboard with it – so if you’re a bride on the fence on this trend, they’re great to look at for an example of how to get a hint of hip while still maintaining the integrity of the original photograph’s colors. Steep Street sealed the deal for me with the way they directed the couples, too – I love that they are whimsical and fun but still feel like realistic scenarios. They’re not pose-y, but they also aren’t overly art directed and allow the couple’s personality to still come through. Here are some of my favorites:
Images from Steep Street Photography.
incredible shots!
wow! the pictures are amazing!!!
love the colors they look very contemporary and cool
but still romantic!
Sweet couples! Love the pictures, great photoshots!
These are some great shots, seem like really great photographers. They manage to look vintage-y and modern at the same time! Thanks for sharing!
i love the effects and the presenatation of these images is inspiring as i look for ideas. well done!