I joined Jordan and Ben on the famous strip in Las Vegas, for a fun engagement session. I chose to focus on the couple for the most part since the backgrounds in Vegas tend to take away from the subject a bit. We found a really neat umbrella display inside of The Venetian and a huge light wall in front of The Miracle Mile Shops. I also used the Mirage and Encore hotels as striped backgrounds in a few of the photographs. One of my favorite photographs was under the bright lights of the Flamingo Hotel. They have actual flamingos in the courtyard!
Photographing couples there is a little crazy because of all the people swirling about and the image sensory overload. Every time I laid down on the ground (anything for the shot right?) someone would walk by me and say something to the effect of “Oh man I thought you were passed out!”
This was my second “celebrity fauxtoshoot” (as I like to call it) I let you draw your own conclusions as to who Jordan may remind you of. You can see my first one by clicking here. Afterwards they were generous enough to treat me to their favorite hamburger place aptly named “Strip Burger.” At first I thought it might have been a bunless burger joint but no… it’s an actual restaurant with an interesting name. The food was great!
So here are a few of the photos from the shoot… Thanks for being such a fun couple to work with Ben and Jordan! You always have a place to cool your heels if you ever make it out to the east coast!































7 comments
Absolutely love the shot with the subjects jumping in the air as silhouettes! Where was that location?
Hi Christina! Please email me through the contact link and I’ll send you some information on engagement photos.
How much is it for engagement photos
great colors! i love the jumping silhouette series!
I love every one of these shots.
Penelope Cruz!
Craig,
Great shots. Being a photographer in Las Vegas there are so many fun places to shoot. The City Center just opened if you ever come back I highly recommend checking that out.
I Enjoy your work, M.