Photographers have photographed a wedding on a cliff (photo)
Newlyweds are always securely tied with ropes.
Photographers from new Hampshire, Jay and Vicki Philbrick shoot the newlyweds on the cliffs.
The couple engaged in the photo business for 15 years. They first offered its customers to climb on the rocks in 2009. Jay once told friends that he wants to photograph the newlyweds on the granite cliffs. Suddenly, among the familiar there were a couple of climbers, ready for such an experiment.
Jay — a professional guide for rock climbing, the former mountaineer. The skills he uses in working with couples. Photographer takes honeymooners close-up, hanging next to them on the rock. Vicki is taking pictures, standing a little further.
“The trend that we saw for ten years, is that wedding photography is usually the ideas of the bride and if someone is uncomfortable, so is the groom!” — Jay joked in an interview with Foxnews.
For the photo shoot at Filmikow couple have to get up well before dawn. At this time, Jay, along with another guide already set up the insurance on rocks. Usually, the groom arrives at once in the suit, but the bride still needs to wear wedding dress on the ledge of a cliff.
Newlyweds are always securely tied with ropes, they are in no danger, says Jay. All insurance securely hidden under your clothes and does not get to the camera.
The shot only lasts about an hour — half an hour before dawn and the same after. This is the best light for romantic photos.
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