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The Top 50 Engagement Photos Of 2018
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Photographers around the globe submitted nearly 6,000 images to Junebug Weddings' 8th annual Best of the Best Engagement Photo Contest, producing a collection of the top 50 images from the past year.
Scroll down to see their amazing works for yourself!
More info: junebugweddings.com
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This is not a photo, at best it is heavily composited from multiple items. If this was an "art" contest that would be fine, but not for a photography contest. The sky is basically pasted in then flipped for the reflection effect for the water. In order to take a shot of the milkyway you would be taking a 20-30 second exposure. There is no way two people would be able to stand perfectly still for 20 seconds, nor would the dress be positioned like that with the back part of the dress hanging in mid air for 20 seconds. Also, astrophotography shots are typical shot with an ultrawide angle lens to allow for longer exposures without star trails and motion of the milky way, which would mean the people who were on the horizon would be severely pushed to the background and would be tiny in the frame. The perspective here is closer to a "normal" angle of view. There are tonnes of other issues with this image. Here is a photo which I have taken of the milky way, picture the couple on the horizon. DSC_2425-5...770fed.jpg 
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Beautiful and you can read some lovely symbolism into it, intended that way or not - sheltering each other from the rainstorms of life, facing high mountains together, etc..
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Do people generally have professional photographers on the day they get engaged?
Many people get engaged privately, and then have professional photos taken to send out as "save the date" cards for their wedding date. I assume these were taken after the couple have been engaged.
The cloakroom pic is the best
Nobody over 40 gets married or has engagement photos?
Do people generally have professional photographers on the day they get engaged?
Many people get engaged privately, and then have professional photos taken to send out as "save the date" cards for their wedding date. I assume these were taken after the couple have been engaged.
The cloakroom pic is the best
Nobody over 40 gets married or has engagement photos?