I am pretty much in love with France — it’s my perception that everything that comes out of there is stunning and this shoot is no different. Set place in Monet’s garden in Normandy this shoot captures the gorgeous natural surrounding, a sweet picnic for two on a bride and an oh-my-gosh-they-are-beautiful couple!
Photographer’s Comments: “There’s a little village in Normandy, France called Giverny, where the famous french master of impressionism, Claude Monet, moved in the 1880’s to create in a peaceful and inspiring place. He left behind him a fabulous garden, now known as the Monet’s garden, where people come from all over the world to visit. I had the incredible chance to spend a couple of hours in this magical (and empty) place, to create my own vision of a little love story in an enchanted garden.”
“The picnic of our two lovers was lying on the wooden bridge, in the middle of the fallen petals: again, a mix of natural with the rough wood of the bridge, the surrounding nature and the fineness of the details (Napoleonic’s gold-rimmed glasses, old antique-gold keys).”
